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Hey Gang,

Check out the articles on this site! I hope it helps someone.

Incontinence may not be neuro all the time. It could me Meno! Know what I mean ladies?

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What's New This Month: Menopause, Urologic Dysfunction After Menopause

Featured Content: Suicidal Thoughts, Insomnia, Restless Legs Syndrome, Night Terrors

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Menopause is a transition between 2 phases of a woman’s life that occurs when a woman stops menstruating permanently. During menopause, the level of estrogen in a woman’s body decreases, which can lead to different urologic conditions. Find out more about the causes, symptoms, and treatments in our article

Urologic Dysfunction After Menopause.

Menopause is one of the many possible causes of urologic conditions. Learn more about urologic dysfunction and urinary incontinence in our

Incontinence Center. You can also sign up for our free Incontinence Feature Series eNewsletter.

Many people experience suicidal thoughts at some time in their lives. Whether these thoughts are brought about by life changes or mental illness such as depression, schizophrenia, or substance abuse, these thoughts are troubling. Read more about the causes, symptoms, and treatment in

Suicidal Thoughts.

An estimated 30-50% of the general population is affected by insomnia. Although most of us know how we feel after a sleepless night, few seek medical advice. Some sleeplessness can be controlled by improving environmental factors, but for more serious insomnia, many medical options are available. Find out more in our article on

Insomnia.

Insomnia is not the only sleep disorder that people experience. Sleep can be disrupted by anything from

Restless Legs Syndrome to

Night Terrors. Find out about these and other sleep conditions in our

Sleep Disorders Center.

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Hello Brother :

Thanks for the urological info. I thought that was what was wrong with

me when I went to the urologist. The best way to find out is to have

urodynamics. They have electronic leads shoved everywhere (if you know

what I mean) and it will tell them whether it is a problem from age and

childbirth related issues to neurogenic bladder. I went for a long time

with my problem just thinking it was related to carrying large twins but

found out it is a brain or spinal chord problem.

Thanks to you for the info and educating us.

Terri G.

>

> Hey Gang,

>

> Check out the articles on this site! I hope it helps someone.

>

> Incontinence may not be neuro all the time. It could me Meno! Know

what I

> mean ladies?

>

> Brother

>

> Welcome to the eMedicineHealth.com Newsletter

>

> eMedicine Consumer Health is Your Access to the Minds of Medicine.

Thanks for choosing to receive our online health newsletter that was

written with you in mind. All health content is written and edited by

physician specialists and reviewed by a doctor of pharmacy.

>

> In This Newsletter

> * What's New This Month: Menopause, Urologic Dysfunction After

Menopause

> * Featured Content: Suicidal Thoughts, Insomnia, Restless Legs

Syndrome, Night Terrors

> * Feedback

>

> What's New This Month

>

> * Menopause (http://campaign.emedicine.com/CT00066502OTMA.HTML) is a

transition between 2 phases of a woman's life that occurs when a

woman stops menstruating permanently. During menopause, the level of

estrogen in a woman's body decreases, which can lead to different

urologic conditions. Find out more about the causes, symptoms, and

treatments in our article Urologic Dysfunction After Menopause

(http://campaign.emedicine.com/CT00066503OTMA.HTML).

> * Menopause is one of the many possible causes of urologic conditions.

Learn more about urologic dysfunction and urinary incontinence in our

Incontinence Center (http://campaign.emedicine.com/CT00066504OTMA.HTML).

You can also sign up for our free Incontinence Feature Series

eNewsletter.

>

>

>

> Featured Content

>

> * Many people experience suicidal thoughts at some time in their

lives. Whether these thoughts are brought about by life changes or

mental illness such as depression, schizophrenia, or substance abuse,

these thoughts are troubling. Read more about the causes, symptoms, and

treatment in Suicidal Thoughts

(http://campaign.emedicine.com/CT00066505OTMA.HTML).

>

> * An estimated 30-50% of the general population is affected by

insomnia. Although most of us know how we feel after a sleepless night,

few seek medical advice. Some sleeplessness can be controlled by

improving environmental factors, but for more serious insomnia, many

medical options are available. Find out more in our article on Insomnia

(http://campaign.emedicine.com/CT00066506OTMA.HTML).

>

> * Insomnia is not the only sleep disorder that people experience.

Sleep can be disrupted by anything from Restless Legs Syndrome

(http://campaign.emedicine.com/CT00066507OTMA.HTML) to Night Terrors

(http://campaign.emedicine.com/CT00066508OTMA.HTML). Find out about

these and other sleep conditions in our Sleep Disorders Center

(http://campaign.emedicine.com/CT00066509OTMA.HTML).

>

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[Guest guest]

Hello Brother :

Thanks for the urological info. I thought that was what was wrong with

me when I went to the urologist. The best way to find out is to have

urodynamics. They have electronic leads shoved everywhere (if you know

what I mean) and it will tell them whether it is a problem from age and

childbirth related issues to neurogenic bladder. I went for a long time

with my problem just thinking it was related to carrying large twins but

found out it is a brain or spinal chord problem.

Thanks to you for the info and educating us.

Terri G.

>

> Hey Gang,

>

> Check out the articles on this site! I hope it helps someone.

>

> Incontinence may not be neuro all the time. It could me Meno! Know

what I

> mean ladies?

>

> Brother

>

> Welcome to the eMedicineHealth.com Newsletter

>

> eMedicine Consumer Health is Your Access to the Minds of Medicine.

Thanks for choosing to receive our online health newsletter that was

written with you in mind. All health content is written and edited by

physician specialists and reviewed by a doctor of pharmacy.

>

> In This Newsletter

> * What's New This Month: Menopause, Urologic Dysfunction After

Menopause

> * Featured Content: Suicidal Thoughts, Insomnia, Restless Legs

Syndrome, Night Terrors

> * Feedback

>

> What's New This Month

>

> * Menopause (http://campaign.emedicine.com/CT00066502OTMA.HTML) is a

transition between 2 phases of a woman's life that occurs when a

woman stops menstruating permanently. During menopause, the level of

estrogen in a woman's body decreases, which can lead to different

urologic conditions. Find out more about the causes, symptoms, and

treatments in our article Urologic Dysfunction After Menopause

(http://campaign.emedicine.com/CT00066503OTMA.HTML).

> * Menopause is one of the many possible causes of urologic conditions.

Learn more about urologic dysfunction and urinary incontinence in our

Incontinence Center (http://campaign.emedicine.com/CT00066504OTMA.HTML).

You can also sign up for our free Incontinence Feature Series

eNewsletter.

>

>

>

> Featured Content

>

> * Many people experience suicidal thoughts at some time in their

lives. Whether these thoughts are brought about by life changes or

mental illness such as depression, schizophrenia, or substance abuse,

these thoughts are troubling. Read more about the causes, symptoms, and

treatment in Suicidal Thoughts

(http://campaign.emedicine.com/CT00066505OTMA.HTML).

>

> * An estimated 30-50% of the general population is affected by

insomnia. Although most of us know how we feel after a sleepless night,

few seek medical advice. Some sleeplessness can be controlled by

improving environmental factors, but for more serious insomnia, many

medical options are available. Find out more in our article on Insomnia

(http://campaign.emedicine.com/CT00066506OTMA.HTML).

>

> * Insomnia is not the only sleep disorder that people experience.

Sleep can be disrupted by anything from Restless Legs Syndrome

(http://campaign.emedicine.com/CT00066507OTMA.HTML) to Night Terrors

(http://campaign.emedicine.com/CT00066508OTMA.HTML). Find out about

these and other sleep conditions in our Sleep Disorders Center

(http://campaign.emedicine.com/CT00066509OTMA.HTML).

>

>

> Forward this newsletter to a friend!

>

> Not subscribed yet? Go to www.emedicinehealth.com and sign up for this

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information.

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[Guest guest]

Ron,

Thanks that is a great site, I was

checking it out, but not the menopause thing, net just yet, I’m in denial

on that subjectJ

Blessings,

Marla

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Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2006 1:31 AM

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Subject: Fwd: eMedicineHealth.com Newsletter

Hey

Gang,

Check

out the articles on this site! I hope it helps someone.

Incontinence

may not be neuro all the time. It could me Meno! Know what I mean

ladies?

Brother

~~~~ *** ~~~ *** ~~~ ***

~~~~

The Neurosarcoidosis Community

NS CHAT:- Has been cancelled for now.

Message Archives:-

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Members Database:-

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[Guest guest]

Ron,

Thanks that is a great site, I was

checking it out, but not the menopause thing, net just yet, I’m in denial

on that subjectJ

Blessings,

Marla

From: Neurosarcoidosis

[mailto:Neurosarcoidosis ] On Behalf Of anewronald@...

Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2006 1:31 AM

To: neurosarcoidosis

Subject: Fwd: eMedicineHealth.com Newsletter

Hey

Gang,

Check

out the articles on this site! I hope it helps someone.

Incontinence

may not be neuro all the time. It could me Meno! Know what I mean

ladies?

Brother

~~~~ *** ~~~ *** ~~~ ***

~~~~

The Neurosarcoidosis Community

NS CHAT:- Has been cancelled for now.

Message Archives:-

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Neurosarcoidosis/messages

Members Database:-

Listings of locations, phone numbers, and instant messengers.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Neurosarcoidosis/database