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Incontinencia fecal femenina: Una condición silenciada en el discurso de salud pélvica

Valentina Cárdenas Lara, Javiera Soto Arteaga, Nelly Comicheo Pérez, Natalia Paredes Noriega, Lisset Ñanco Cea, Daniela Rojas Olave, Alejandro Hernández- Escobar

Revista Confluencia · 2026

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Fecal incontinence is a pelvic floor dysfunction that has remained invisible in the clinical and scientific fields, despite the fact that female pelvic health has historically been treated from a predominantly pathophysiological perspective, which has limited the comprehensive understanding of its biopsychosocial implications. This condition, often silenced due to stigma, lack of information, and shame, has a considerable impact on women's quality of life. Fecal incontinence, in addition to its clinical dimension, has a strong psychosocial impact, affecting self-perception, mental health, interpersonal relationships, and social life. This reflective article aims to suggests a comprehensive perspective that connects the physiological with the psychosocial, emphasizing the importance of making this problem visible in healthcare conversations and fostering empathetic and interdisciplinary care.

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Valentina Cárdenas Lara, Javiera Soto Arteaga, Nelly Comicheo Pérez, Natalia Paredes Noriega, Lisset Ñanco Cea, Daniela Rojas Olave, Alejandro Hernández- Escobar
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Revista Confluencia
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2026-01-01
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2735-6027
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Valentina Cárdenas Lara, Javiera Soto Arteaga, Nelly Comicheo Pérez, Natalia Paredes Noriega, Lisset Ñanco Cea, Daniela Rojas Olave, Alejandro Hernández- Escobar (2026). Incontinencia fecal femenina: Una condición silenciada en el discurso de salud pélvica. Revista Confluencia. https://doi.org/10.52611/confluencia.2026.1528
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