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.
A common characteristic of diarrhea, loose stools may have a number of causes. For instance, the passage of loose stools often signals a bacterial infection of the gastrointestinal tract. Digestive issues such as lactose intolerance and gluten intolerance are also common causes of loose stools. In some cases, loose stools can occur as a side effect of antibiotic medications. In addition, loose stools may be caused by excessive consumption of certain substances, such as caffeine, sugar, and alcohol. For instance, high intake of fructose (a sugar found in fruit, honey, and many soft drinks and candies) is often linked to diarrhea. For some individuals, use of herbal remedies (such as senna) or medications (such as antacids containing magnesium hydroxide) may lead to the passage of loose stools.