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.
These symptoms will change from week to week with intermittent diarrhea and then constipation. The syndrome is more chronic than just a few days, so your symptoms may just be due to gastrointestinal virus. You will have to see how quickly you get relief. Very severe constipation can also cause loose stools. If stools are hard and are not moving, they cause back up of more watery contents behind them. Eventually the watery contents spill around the sides of the hard constipated stool and cause sudden diarrhea. This is another instance when constipation and diarrhea can seem to appear together.