Abstract
Faecal incontinence (FI) is a hidden problem that can affect up to 10% of adults. Around one person in 100 regularly experiences this embarrassing condition ( Perry et al, 2002 ). This article explores the reasons why adults can develop faecal incontinence, explains what treatments are available and how intractable faecal incontinence can best be managed.
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