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Under normal conditions, the stool enters the rectum and anal sphincter muscles control the passage of the stool during a bowel movement. If the muscles are weak or fail to contract this can lead to stool leakage.

When you bear down to have a bowel movement the anal sphincter relaxes allowing the evacuation of the stool. If the sphincter tightens instead, it can cause constipation.

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Your Gastroenterology Associates of Brooklyn doctor will explain why they are ordering this test and provide the results to you with an explanation of the results.

Anal Rectal Manometry Patient Guide