Re: bladder problems

[Guest guest]

The problem I have is that, because I am so numb, I can't tell when I need to

urinate. The worst times have been at night, when I may be in the midst of a

dream, and I ignore the pressure in my abdomin for too long. Then, after I

finally get up, I will ache for sometimes HOURS, and not be able to get back to

sleep because I'm so uncomfortable. This happens on long car trips too,

sometimes, when I start feeling the pressure and am not able to get to a

restroom in time.

The urologist I saw years ago (in the early '90s), when I had a bunch of tests,

told me that I should try not to go too often because it might shrink my bladder

and I would need to constantly go often.

I try not to drink too many liquids before I go to bed. However, this morning I

woke at 4:00 with very strong pressure. After that I lay awake for 2 hrs, just

trying to get comfortable and trying to be quiet while doing that so I would not

wake my husband.

Does this sound in any way familiar to you also?

Kay

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> Hi , I read that you also have bladder problems. it looks exactly like my

problems. I am already been to the urologist.

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> he examined my bladder.he saw that there was not much movement in my bladder.

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> He has sent me to a neurologist. The neurologist has examined reflection of my

nerves. They were just normal.

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> He believed however that the complaints by SSRIs have emerged but he knows not

what he can do about it.

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[Guest guest]

yes linda i have almost the same.

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> > Hi , I read that you also have bladder problems. it looks exactly like

my problems. I am already been to the urologist.

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> > he examined my bladder.he saw that there was not much movement in my

bladder.

> >

> > He has sent me to a neurologist. The neurologist has examined reflection of

my nerves. They were just normal.

> >

> > He believed however that the complaints by SSRIs have emerged but he knows

not what he can do about it.

> >

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