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Bladder dysfunction in MS: How do you manage it?Bladder dysfunction in MS: How do you manage it?
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Yes, I have issues with continence because of MS. It goes 3 ways, really:
Normal urination.
Frequency or incontinence of urine.
Or difficulty to even start emptying.
For the last one, I've had bagged catheters put in, and I now self-catheterise as and when needed.
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Charlotte Hargreaves-Wright (he's also double barrelled his name so he can be "Wright" half the time)
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Hi everyone, how are you doing today? π
Bladder dysfunction is a common but often overlooked symptom of multiple sclerosis (MS), affecting up to 80% of people with MS. It can cause symptoms like frequent urination, urgency, incontinence, and difficulty emptying the bladder, all of which can impact daily life and confidence.
β Have you experienced bladder issues due to MS?
β What strategies or treatments have helped you manage these symptoms?
β How do you handle bladder challenges when out and about?
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Many of these symptoms can be treated, so if youβre struggling, it may be worth discussing with your healthcare provider. Letβs share experiences and tips to help each other!
Looking forward to your thoughts,
Somya from the Carenity team πΌ