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Treatment for bladder, bowel and sexual function

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Uro-Neurology (UCLH Queen Square, London)

Many neurological conditions can cause problems with bladder, bowel or sexual function. We offer a multidisciplinary approach to try and help people with such difficulties.

The clinical department is led by Professor Clare Fowler who specialises in clinical neurology of the bladder and sexual dysfunction. Her particular interests include severe detrusor overactivity due to neurological or non-neurological causes, bladder dysfunction in the context of advancing neurological disease and urinary retention in young women (Fowler’s syndrome).

Professor Fowler and the department have made several contributions to Uro-neurology including:

Established uro-neurology as a sub-speciality in UK.

Introduced several new treatments for severe detrusor overactivity. Most recently helped to establish detrusor injection of Botox to treat severe detrusor overactivity as a clinic procedure

Described eponymous syndrome of urinary retention in young women, researched pathophysiological mechanisms of condition and established treatment programme of sacral neuromodulation

Involved in many clinical trials, both “investigator lead” and commercial drug trials of new agents to treat detrusor overactivity or sexual dysfunction of both genders.

Conditions treated

We treat the following conditions:

Neurogenic and idiopathic detrusor overactivity

Non-urological urinary retention

Fowler's Syndrome

Referral contact address:

Uroneurology Dept

The National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery

Queen Square

London

WC1 3BG

Telephone: 020 3448 3418 / 020 3448 4713

Fax: 020 7813 4587

Tertiary referrals

Referrals come from urologists and neurologists across the UK.

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wow .. cant understand most of that :(

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🙂 Hopefully, it will be helpful to people who cope with these challenging symptoms Patsy.

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Dear Wobblybee, You are a WEALTH of good information! Thank you so much! ;o)

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