Pelvic floor dysfunction is a common cause of pelvic pain and discomfort, affecting the anus, rectum, or the sphincter between the bladder and urethra.

“and then there's pelvic floor you know dysfunction that is outside of the urinary tract that pelvic floor function could be in the in the anus and in the rectum having to do with dysfunctional voiding or elimination in the rectum it could have to do a dysfunctional elimination between the bladder and the UR urinary or urethal sphincter those are common in kids because the other thing anatomically that maybe we failed to mention was the proximity of the rectum to the prostate y so the rectum and the prostate are adjacent to each other the rectum and the prostate effectively develop from the cloa the clo is the embryonic kind of sewer”