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The 13 pages that link to Defecation, each with the reason it gives.

• ConstipationRelated: Constipation can arise when stool passage or the muscles coordinating it are impaired.

• Large intestineRelated: It completes the large intestine’s role in storing and eliminating feces.

• Gastrointestinal tractRelated: It is the tract's final step in eliminating indigestible material.

• RectumRelated: Rectal filling and muscle coordination initiate and shape this process.

• Anorectal manometryRelated: Simulated defecation shows whether pressure and outlet relaxation coordinate normally.

• AnusRelated: It coordinates rectal pressure, pelvic-floor relaxation, and anal opening.

• ColonRelated: The colon stores and advances feces before their expulsion.

• FecesRelated: It is the final step by which feces leave the body.

• Anal sphincterRelated: Defecation requires coordinated relaxation of the sphincters and pelvic floor.

• Rectal prolapseRelated: Straining during defecation can aggravate symptoms and reveal an external prolapse.

• FlatulenceRelated: Gas and stool share the anal passage, though their release is controlled differently.

• Human digestive systemRelated: It completes the system’s removal of undigested material.

• Anal hygieneRelated: Cleaning practices usually follow this bodily process.