How is dyssynergic defecation diagnosed?

How is dyssynergic defecation managed and treated?

Dyssynergic Defecation

That morning urge isn’t a contradiction.Both Ayurveda and science explain it the same way — in different languages.Ayurveda calls it Apana Vata dysfunction:the downward-moving force is blocked or moving the wrong way.Science calls it dyssynergic defecation:the pelvic floor doesn’t relax when it should.Different frameworks.Same reality.That’s why:• Pushing doesn’t work• Repeated attempts backfire• More fiber can worsen things in a tense gutRelief comes from restoring coordination, not applying fo

Diana | Liberate Physiotherapy on Instagram: "You've tried more fiber. More water. It's still not working. Here's what's actually going on. 👇 Everyone talks about fiber and water. And yes, those matter. But here's what most people miss: Your pelvic floor plays a HUGE role in bowel function. To have a complete, easy bowel movement, your pelvic floor muscles need to RELAX. If they can't relax properly, you might experience: → Straining to go → Feeling like you can't fully empty → Hard, difficult