You can't, not the way you did before your surgery. Having the rectum removed will require an ostomy. A permanent ostomy is required when disease, or its treatment, impairs normal intestinal function, or when the muscles that control the rectum do not work properly or require removal. The most common causes of these conditions are low rectal cancer and inflammatory bowel disease. Once your ostomy has been created, your surgeon or an enterostomal therapist or "ET nurse" (a nurse who specializes in ostomy care) will teach you to apply and wear a pouch called an ostomy appliance. The pouch is made of a special form of plastic which is held to the body with an adhesive skin barrier. Many sizes and styles of ostomy pouches are available. The pouch is disposable and is emptied or changed as needed. The system is quite secure; "accidents" are not common, and the pouches are odor-free. The frequency of your bowel movements will vary, depending on the type of ostomy you have, your diet, and your bowel habits prior to surgery. If the ostomy is a colostomy, irrigation techniques may be learned which allow for increased control over the timing of bowel movements.
The gastro-colonic reflex via the sacral nerve.
The defecation reflex is initiated by stretching of the wall of the rectum. This reflex facilitates expulsion of feces through the anus.
the large intestines lead to the rectum. the rectum is the channel to the anus where waste is removed from the body. the anus is known as the but hole.
The sphincter muscles close to prevent leakage of feces from the rectum and to maintain control over bowel movements. This helps in ensuring that waste is evacuated when you are ready to have a bowel movement.
Food that has had all of its nutrients removed is stored in the colon and rectum until it is defected out.
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Waste is removed out the the rectum then out of the anus. The sphincter is what controls how much comes out at once. J.w
The removal of a rectum through surgical means is known as an abdominoperineal resection, total proctocolectomy(Lane's Operation), or a total mesorectal excision.
To control the elimination of waste from the body when necessary.
Depends on whether it's from the vagina or from the rectum.
This is actually where they start, pressure from consipation, labour or hard bowel movements force them to the outside of your anus.