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    • Kegel exercises Kegel exercises strengthen the pelvic floor muscles. ...
    • Biofeedback. Specially trained physical therapists teach simple exercises that can increase anal muscle strength. ...
    • Bowel training. Your doctor may recommend making a conscious effort to have a bowel movement at a specific time of day: for example, after eating. ...
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