Re: To: Sharon Re: Frequent urination symptoms

[Guest guest]

Dean wrote:

> Sharon:

> Frequent urge to urinate is most often (but not always) a sign of a

> possible urinary tract infection. It will fell like you have to

> urinate, but very little comes out, and it will usually burn. This

> needs antibiotics. <snipped>.........

I know I don't have those symptoms. I know I have a hyper reflexive

bladder. that was diagnosed a while ago. But it was only a problem in

winter. Now in the hottest of hot days. I'm needing to go to the toilet

quite suddenly, and quite urgently.

The urine will just start to fall out when that happens. And there

seems to be no muscles that work to hold it in. :-(

I'd estimate about a 300mls outflow, once i get to the toilet. It's

driving me nuts!

I don't have any parethis / reduced sensation around my buttocks or

anal area to alert to a nerve involvement. But i'm still wondering. What

do you think?

Shaz.

[Guest guest]

Hi Sharon

I have had similar problems in the past and was diagnosed with Chronic

Interstitial Cystitis. My case is mild and seems to worsen when my life is

stressful. You might want to take a peak at CIC to see if it applies to you.

Have you tried Ditropan (Oxybutynin chloride) for bladder spasms? It is a

drug that should be helpful with hyper reflexive bladder.

We have a commercial here in the states on the television about a version of

Ditropan and someone sings " gotta go gotta go gotta go right now " .

Kaylene

WhoDoesn'tHaveToGoRightNow

>I know I don't have those symptoms. I know I have a hyper reflexive

>bladder. that was diagnosed a while ago. But it was only a problem in

>winter. Now in the hottest of hot days. I'm needing to go to the toilet

>quite suddenly, and quite urgently.

>The urine will just start to fall out when that happens. And there

>seems to be no muscles that work to hold it in. :-(

>I'd estimate about a 300mls outflow, once i get to the toilet. It's

>driving me nuts!

> I don't have any parethis / reduced sensation around my buttocks or

>anal area to alert to a nerve involvement. But i'm still wondering. What

>do you think?

>Shaz.

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Kaylene Goyette wrote:

> Hi Sharon

> <snipped>.. was diagnosed with Chronic Interstitial Cystitis. ... You

> might want to take a peak at CIC to see if it applies to you. Have you

> tried Ditropan ....It is a drug that should be helpful with hyper

> reflexive bladder.

Thank you!

I havn'e taken anything for it at all. I've just put up with it as it

is. But now Winter is soon to loom i'll definitly get sommat for it.

Though the cystitis bit wouldn't apply.

Shazwho'sJustspent The WeekendIn A

FeverChestInfectionSleepAllDayNotEatingBlurr!.

[Guest guest]

Kaylene Goyette wrote:

> Hi Sharon

> <snipped>.. was diagnosed with Chronic Interstitial Cystitis. ... You

> might want to take a peak at CIC to see if it applies to you. Have you

> tried Ditropan ....It is a drug that should be helpful with hyper

> reflexive bladder.

Thank you!

I havn'e taken anything for it at all. I've just put up with it as it

is. But now Winter is soon to loom i'll definitly get sommat for it.

Though the cystitis bit wouldn't apply.

Shazwho'sJustspent The WeekendIn A

FeverChestInfectionSleepAllDayNotEatingBlurr!.

[Guest guest]

Sharon wrote:

> Shazwho'sJustspent The WeekendIn A

> FeverChestInfectionSleepAllDayNotEatingBlurr!.

I hope you are feeling much better today! Infections, on top of everything else

we put up with, often seem to take their own sweet time clearing up.

--

Lyndi