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lanahoop
07-31-2006, 10:22 PM
Just curious to know what you guys have experienced with urinary symptoms. I don't know if it's not being able to hold your urine or not able to expell all of your urine. Just curious!

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Blessed4Life
07-31-2006, 11:11 PM
Urinary symptoms can very from person to person. For some of us, like me, I have the constant urge to go. I am up atleast 2-3 times throughout the night and more times than not I feel like I need to go. Other people have the urg to go but once they get to the bathroom and sit down...nothing happens. I am currently undiagnosed so I'm not being treated for this but I know that there are some treatments for the urinary symptoms.

Michelle

StephanieAnne
08-01-2006, 12:19 AM
This is the one symptom that I dislike, when I have to go, :eek: I have to go and sometimes I leak before I go because I cannot get there fast enough and then after I go, I have to push the rest out of me :dizzy:

LaLady
08-01-2006, 12:38 AM
(how embarrassing:eek: )

Yes I have urinary symptoms. I frequently feel I need to go and when I get to the restroom can barely produce a stream. I have learned to lean forward to put a little pressure on my bladder.

The thing that drives me crazy is if I am out shopping or something, I rarely feel this urge! I guess some of it has to do with how unoccupied I am at home.

duttin
08-01-2006, 12:49 AM
I don't always get a for warning,that commercial gotta go, gotta go thats me most days and sometimes I don't always get their fast enough.It can be a little embarrassing at times.

Toni

Natatude
08-01-2006, 10:59 AM
i have only been having urine symptoms the last few months,, i was diagnosed on 9/11 and never had anything like that till lately,, when i go it comes out like a bullet,, and i can do that once an hour,, i guess drinking alot of water might cause that,, but when i get the feeling i gotta go,, i gotta go,, i hate it when we are on the road heading to the dr or something cause it's almost an hour away and i am fighting it and trying to hold it in and that makes me so uncomfortable,, i will have to mention that to my neuro when i go back the 30th,, only thing about it is,, he will try and give me a pill,,, everytime i have a dang new symptom he gives me a prescription, and i am so sick of taking pills.

LUV2DANCE2
08-01-2006, 04:55 PM
I have had every symptom as well. Finally one urologist suggested I self-cath. It was not hard to get use to, & it has made quite a difference. I suggest you all look into it. I look at it this way...you do what you have to do!

AllyG
08-02-2006, 10:11 AM
I do experience some urinary problems - very sudden urge to go and not making it sometimes - bit of a problem.

My aunt had quite a bit of trouble with this & was put on medication which she says helps so much. When we're on a night out - she only needs the loo once or twice while everyone else (MS or not) is up & down to the loo all night.

The medication is called Cystrin.

NataliesMom
08-03-2006, 01:09 PM
Unfortunately for me, I get both. It sucks big time! I go one from one month self-cathing, to another couple of months down the road leaking like a gutter. My bladder is soooo confused and it just irratates the heck out of me and my Urologist.:mad:

hmester
08-11-2006, 04:03 PM
:wave: When I switched nueros, the first thing she did was send me to a urologist. I didn't complain about problems specifically; she took my history and just said she sends all her new MS patients.
She [the urologist] set me up with self-caths. It's the best treatment I've received since I was diagnosed in 1994.
It's a little awkward at first, even can be a little painful, but the freedom from having to be sure and know that a bathroom is within 15 minutes or the ability to watch a whole movie with having to go is SO worth it.
I highly recommend you all try it! :)

PS I've seen some posts questioning sterilization issues. At first they told me to use the microwave. I had problems with melting :blob_fire so I switched to 1:3 vinegar:water, 10 minute soak followed by air drying and that's been working great. I've been using the same 30 catheters for over a year and have had no problems with infections. :D Good luck!

hmester
08-11-2006, 04:06 PM
i have only been having urine symptoms the last few months,, i was diagnosed on 9/11 and never had anything like that till lately,, when i go it comes out like a bullet,, and i can do that once an hour,, i guess drinking alot of water might cause that,, but when i get the feeling i gotta go,, i gotta go,, i hate it when we are on the road heading to the dr or something cause it's almost an hour away and i am fighting it and trying to hold it in and that makes me so uncomfortable,, i will have to mention that to my neuro when i go back the 30th,, only thing about it is,, he will try and give me a pill,,, everytime i have a dang new symptom he gives me a prescription, and i am so sick of taking pills.
Please see my post about self-cathing. I strongly encourage you to see a urologist and try it.:angel:

 

 

 




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