If you are experiencing urinary incontinence, urinary frequency or lack of bowel control, you may be instructed to go for pelvic floor testing. These are typically in-office tests that can vary based on the methodology. Some examples include: Anorectal Physiology is the study of the function of the anus and rectum. Muscle strength, nerve function, and pelvic floor motion are evaluated to help the physician recommend the appropriate medical or surgical treatment for you. The physician performing the procedure will explain the purpose of each test ordered for you. The results of your testing will be reported to your referring
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