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Can you tell me things to keep in mind about levator ani syndrome?
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Rectal pain: Pain totally unrelated to stooling is likely to be associated to levator ani syndrome, characterized by painful episodes of short duration 20-30 minutes, usually at night and can be relieved by walking and warm baths. Also avoid constipation.
Answered 8/20/2018
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