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Has anyone heard of neurological function disorder?
Iam really upset as I thought finally I was getting somewhere with answers to all these symptoms and when days I cant walk, cant function, cant speak, cant co ordinate.I have reacently had to be catheterised as was admitted to hospital as couldnt urinate and my bladder kept filling and filling I was
Iam really upset as I thought finally I was getting somewhere with answers to all these symptoms and when days I cant walk, cant function, cant speak, cant co ordinate.I have reacently had to be catheterised as was admitted to hospital as couldnt urinate and my bladder kept filling and filling I was
Tonkawoman69
in
Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
11 years ago
My husband just had catheter removed after 1 month but cannot "wee" so has to self catheterize for a while and hope normal"weeing"returns.Pr
Prostate is "slightly enlarged" and he is on pills to "reduce" swelling. Is a return to "normal weeing" likely or could it mean an operation
Prostate is "slightly enlarged" and he is on pills to "reduce" swelling. Is a return to "normal weeing" likely or could it mean an operation
Kevla
in
Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)
11 years ago
My Dad is 70 in Hospital, been Nil By Mouth for 5 Days has failed the S A L T test on all accounts.Next step is fed directly by Tube or PEG.
He has problems with His Kidneys and also had a Urinary
Catheterisation
permanently inserted for the rest of his Life. This has taken the whole Family by surprise.
He has problems with His Kidneys and also had a Urinary
Catheterisation
permanently inserted for the rest of his Life. This has taken the whole Family by surprise.
Honesty37
in
PSP Association
11 years ago
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My adventures with the beasts
My adventure with "The Beasts of PMR GCA and PREDISALONE" so far. For the last few years I have had problems with pain in my lower back and hips. This was a long story I was seen by a back specialist put on Amatrytaline and an MRI scan ordered. I was told to watch out for signs of urinary difficulties
My adventure with "The Beasts of PMR GCA and PREDISALONE" so far. For the last few years I have had problems with pain in my lower back and hips. This was a long story I was seen by a back specialist put on Amatrytaline and an MRI scan ordered. I was told to watch out for signs of urinary difficulties
ianR
in
PMRGCAuk
11 years ago
UTI treatment or Hospice
Mom has had chronic UTI's since mid December. The urologist believes although she is catheterized the infection is caused from retention of urine. He stated that straight catheterizing her four times per day would be the best method to get the infection under control. Rigidity and pain while rolling
Mom has had chronic UTI's since mid December. The urologist believes although she is catheterized the infection is caused from retention of urine. He stated that straight catheterizing her four times per day would be the best method to get the infection under control. Rigidity and pain while rolling
Sugardart
in
PSP Association
11 years ago
Bladder problems after surgery?
2 weeks ago i had keyhole surgery to remove the endometreosis and reconstruct my bowel. i now have a problem with my bladder, in that when i go to the loo, i dont fully empty it. i had a catheter for almost 2 weeks to rest my bladder and now im having to catheterise myself 3 times a day just to empty
2 weeks ago i had keyhole surgery to remove the endometreosis and reconstruct my bowel. i now have a problem with my bladder, in that when i go to the loo, i dont fully empty it. i had a catheter for almost 2 weeks to rest my bladder and now im having to catheterise myself 3 times a day just to empty
catswhiskas
in
Endometriosis UK
11 years ago
UTI
My mother was catheterized with an in dwelling catheter several years ago as she was not able to empty her bladder and she was constantly requesting to go to the bathroom. She is currently having chronic UTI's. Although we have used several antibiotics for UTI's, none have resolved the infection.
My mother was catheterized with an in dwelling catheter several years ago as she was not able to empty her bladder and she was constantly requesting to go to the bathroom. She is currently having chronic UTI's. Although we have used several antibiotics for UTI's, none have resolved the infection.
Sugardart
in
PSP Association
12 years ago
HI everyone, I'm relatively new here, I've been diagnosed with fm foe about a yr even though I've suffered longer.
I also suffer from chronic pain, depression, anxiety and post traumatic stress disorder. My question is: Does anyone else suffer from bladder problems? I have just had a bladder scan, and a urodynamics test on my bladder and the result is my bladder has suffered some nerve damage at some point?? so I'm
I also suffer from chronic pain, depression, anxiety and post traumatic stress disorder. My question is: Does anyone else suffer from bladder problems? I have just had a bladder scan, and a urodynamics test on my bladder and the result is my bladder has suffered some nerve damage at some point?? so I'm
mld79
in
Fibromyalgia Action UK
12 years ago
Does any body else have urinary problems?
My presenting symptom of Behcet's, the one that led to my diagnosis, was painful urination and heavily blood stained urine. I had all the usual tests with tubes and cameras, as well as investigations under GA. The urologist's report was along the lines of - nothing abnormal to see, although there is
My presenting symptom of Behcet's, the one that led to my diagnosis, was painful urination and heavily blood stained urine. I had all the usual tests with tubes and cameras, as well as investigations under GA. The urologist's report was along the lines of - nothing abnormal to see, although there is
devonshiredumpling
in
Behçet's UK
12 years ago
Continence - some thoughts (part 2)
Catheterisation
carries the risk of introducing infection, though the indwelling catheter seems to be much more of a cause of this than the intermittent variety. I have had the training for intermittent
catheterisation
but decided that I would manage without it.
Catheterisation
carries the risk of introducing infection, though the indwelling catheter seems to be much more of a cause of this than the intermittent variety. I have had the training for intermittent
catheterisation
but decided that I would manage without it.
COwithAMN
Volunteer
in
AMN EASIER
12 years ago
catheterization
I have been asked to empty my bladder last thing at night after going to the loo to check I am emptying my bladder properly. Has anyone had to do this? I have over the last two nights only collected 9mls and 2mls and am not sure it is worth continuing. Thanks
I have been asked to empty my bladder last thing at night after going to the loo to check I am emptying my bladder properly. Has anyone had to do this? I have over the last two nights only collected 9mls and 2mls and am not sure it is worth continuing. Thanks
debonair
in
Pelvic Pain Support Network
12 years ago
Desperately need a good specialist in Wales/England
Hi, I have severe rectovaginal endo. Its spread to my bowels and bladder and has led to me having to catheterize constantly. Ive seen specialists in West Wales, Cardiff, Bristol and to be honest, they don't seem to know how to treat me anymore. Ive had 4 big see and treat laps, tried all hormone therapies
Hi, I have severe rectovaginal endo. Its spread to my bowels and bladder and has led to me having to catheterize constantly. Ive seen specialists in West Wales, Cardiff, Bristol and to be honest, they don't seem to know how to treat me anymore. Ive had 4 big see and treat laps, tried all hormone therapies
Kirsty_Anne
in
Endometriosis UK
12 years ago
Body image and catheters
Sometimes I use intermittent self
catheterisation
- basically a small tube inserted into the bladder that allows you to pee. This is much easier than it sounds and I just do it at night sometimes when things aren't working well.
Sometimes I use intermittent self
catheterisation
- basically a small tube inserted into the bladder that allows you to pee. This is much easier than it sounds and I just do it at night sometimes when things aren't working well.
Hidden
in
Endometriosis UK
13 years ago
3rd Lap tomorrow!! Freak out!! Has anyone else been unable to pee following their surgery?
This is my 3rd to remove endo, am a little anxious but not too bad, glad to be getting it done. In my last surgery 3 years ago, I came round from the surgery and didn't need to pee, few hours later still didn't need to, the nurses informed me that my bladder was ready to burst and the popped a catheter
This is my 3rd to remove endo, am a little anxious but not too bad, glad to be getting it done. In my last surgery 3 years ago, I came round from the surgery and didn't need to pee, few hours later still didn't need to, the nurses informed me that my bladder was ready to burst and the popped a catheter
BelfastRach
in
Endometriosis UK
12 years ago
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