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Traitement médical

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Incontinence anale de l’adulte

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La diarrhée est un facteur aggravant de l’incontinence anale [1–3]. En cas de diarrhée, le premier objectif du traitement médical doit être de traiter ce trouble du transit. L’importance de la correction des troubles du transit chez les malades incontinents est suggérée par le fait que le traitement médical orienté par la mesure du temps de transit colique est le plus souvent efficace [4] (niveau 3); c’est plus la viscosité du contenu rectal que la présence d’éventuels éléments irritants (orlistat, acides gras, graisse) qui explique les difficultés de continence chez les patients ayant des troubles de la fonction anorectale [5].

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Pigot, F. (2013). Traitement médical. In: Incontinence anale de l’adulte. La « Collection SNFCP ». Springer, Paris. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-2-8178-0456-9_5

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