Queensland is a large state and there is a significant weather variation in rainfall and climate across the state. To the west low rainfall and hot summers are typical, on the coast warm temperatures are common and in the Far North including Cairns, you will find a monsoonal wet season and hot humid summers.
An episiotomy or use of forceps during childbirth can cause this injury. -Nerve damage in the rectum or anal sphincter may cause loose bowels and results from childbirth, strained bowel movements, chronic constipation, spinal cord injury or stroke.
Diverticular disease may be caused by not eating enough fiber. When you don't eat enough fiber, you may get constipated and your stools may not be as soft. Constipation and hard stools increase the pressure in the bowel walls. This pressure may cause the diverticular pouches to form.