Urinary
Urinary problems affect millions of women annually. From urinary tract infections to post-surgical incontinence, urinary abnormalities cause a lot of discomfort and pain, but they can also be indicative of more deep-rooted urinary abnormalities. Find out about Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI) at our Stress Urinary Incontinence Disease Profile (SUI) . Here you'll find an overview about symptoms, causes and treatment of Stress Urinary Incontinence.
Dealing With Urinary Incontinence
Check out an article on pelvic floor strengthening and how Kegel’s exercises can help treat Stress Urinary Incontinence at Kegel's Exercises and Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI). Kegels are probably the best natural remedy for helping with urinary incontinence problems. Also, find out which drugs cause SUI in our article called Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI): Which Drugs Lead to SUI. Find out what you can do to avoid this condition.
Find a disease profile of interstitial cystitis, including symptoms, causes and treatment at Interstitial Cystitis Disease Profile. Additional information can also be found at Interstitial Cystitis 2. Learn more about interstitial cystitis disease today.
Urinary Tract Issues
Have a question about urinary problems? Find an answer at Urinary Tract Problems. You can also find answers to your questions about urinary tractinfections and other problems in your urinary system at Urinary System Abnormalities. Click on our Urinary System: Tract Complications section for more advice on urinary tract infection symptoms. Answers to frequently asked questions about your urinary system and urinary problems can be found at Urinary Problems: Frequently Asked Questions.
For information on urinary leaking, incontinence and pain, click here: Urinary Leaking and Other Abnormalities. Find out how common incontinence is at Urinary Leaking: Frequently Asked Questions and Frequently Asked Questions about Urinary Leaking 2.
Check out the urinary frequency section at Urinary Frequency and Urgency Problems for answers to your concerns about urination. Here you will get all of the answers to many of the questions that you may be embarrassed to ask your doctor.
Interested in learning about treating uterine prolapse without having a hysterectomy? Click on our Uterine Prolapse section. Find out about urinary and pelvic prolapse problems at Urinary and Pelvic Prolapse Abnormalities.
More Urinary Tract And Bladder Questions
Concerned after finding blood in your urine? Check out our Microscopic Hematuria: What Blood in Your Urine Means page.
Our Post-Surgery Urinary Abnormalities section is great for answering questions about urinary problems after surgery.
Are you considering urethral dilation to treat chronic bladder problems? Or maybe you're concerned as to whther persistant urinary tract infections can be treated with urethral dilations? Find all your answers about surgical dilations at Urethral Dilation. Information on bladder retraining can be found here: Bladder Retraining.
Looking for advice on post-incontinence surgery? Click on Urinary Incontinence Surgery. Advice on pelvic surgery can be found at Pelvic Surgery.
To learn if Laparoscopic Assisted Vaginal Hysterectomy (LAVH) can cause urinary tract injuries, click on Laparoscopic Assisted Vaginal Hysterectomy (LAVH)and Urinary Tract Problems.
Does high impact activity cause incontinence? Find the answer at Exercise and Incontinence.
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24 day post op from open Burch. Foley removed on day 9 and all seemed ok. Until today I have had leakage where I needed to change panty shield 3 times. Getting concerned. I do not have post op appt till 1/4. Monday I will call & make an appt. Anyone have any advise?
Hi, I am new here and am looking for anyone else who might had these symptoms or suggestions we could check out. About a 6 months ago my daughter (13) was diagnosed with Giggle Syndrome since she seemed to lose control of her bladder muscles when she laughed. So, we tried Miralax which seemed to help a little. She started having accidents about everyday and she was put on ditrophan. It worked for a short time but than quit working. She started having accidents everyday and not just when she laughed but at anytime. She also wet the bed a couple of times which led to another problem last week. She had what appeared to be a bladder infection with no fever. She was put on Bactrim which made the symptoms go away. However, the culture came back negative. On the microscopy they found blood and a few white blood cells. She had pain at school today in her lower abdomen after she went to the bathroom. She also had dizziness a couple of days this week and often has pain in her legs. The doctor will be back next week but she says that we will need to wait to see Mayo to get answers. So, I am asking anyone out there if they have come across anything like this before? We have an appt.. at Mayo on January 25.