It might surprise you to learn that bladder issues are quite common among people with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). In fact, roughly 80% of those living with MS experience some form of urinary dysfunction, a statistic that often goes unspoken amidst the more familiar symptoms associated with the condition.
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and bladder dysfunction might not seem like the most intuitive pairing, but understanding their connection is vital - especially for those of us already navigating the challenging terrain of MS.
The curious thing about bodies is their interconnectedness - the intimate, intricate ways in which the mind and body communicate, often without our conscious awareness. Let's take a look at this connection and how stress and anxiety affect our urinary system.
When it comes to diagnosing and treating UTIs, it's crucial to understand that not all bacteria are the same. The dip stick test, commonly used for quick diagnosis, can confirm the presence of bacteria but doesn't pinpoint the type causing your discomfort.
Have you ever wondered how our bodies manage the complex task of controlling urination? It's a fascinating process that involves the intricate coordination of our brain and bladder. Understanding this brain-bladder connection can help us gain insight into various urinary conditions and empower us to take better care of our bladder health.
Have you ever wondered how our bodies manage the complex task of controlling urination? It's a fascinating process that involves the intricate coordination of our brain and bladder. Understanding this brain-bladder connection can help us gain insight into various urinary conditions and empower us to take better care of our bladder health.
Urinary tract infections (UTIs) can be a real pain - literally! They can cause discomfort, frequent trips to the bathroom, and overall frustration. If you're tired of relying solely on antibiotics to treat UTIs, you'll be glad to know that there's a natural approach that may help, by balancing the microbiome. Nurturing a healthy balance of bacteria in your urinary tract can help support your body's ability to fight off UTIs and potentially prevent them from recurring.
Bladder weakness and leaks can be miserable - but the good news is, that if you aren't ready or don't want to take medication, Soy can help to alleviate symptoms. However, there are concerns about the link between Soy and cancer in women - so what's the truth?
Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are a common and uncomfortable condition that many women experience at some point in their lives. But did you know that there is a hidden link between chronic UTIs, bladder infections, and urinary incontinence?
Our bodies undergo numerous changes as we age, including changes to our immune system, urinary tract, and cognitive function. These changes can increase our risk of developing urinary tract infections (UTIs) but too often, these lead to misdiagnosis of UTIs as dementia and delirium. Let's take a look why...
Women of all ages commonly face Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs) which can be a painful and frustrating issue, especially when they occur frequently and despite various attempts to eliminate them. Here we bust some myths about recurring UTIs and look at the six main causes.
Chronic bladder infections, and Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are most frequently treated with antibiotics. However, overuse of antibiotics is often linked to an increased risk in other health problems, like thrush. We take a look at the pros and cons, and offer some alternatives to try too.
Incontinence and bladder weakness are difficult whatever your role at work involves. However for key workers like teachers, paramedics and postwomen bladder issues can be especially tough to navigate.
Incontinence and bladder weakness are still considered a taboo in sport. Many female athletes don't talk about it because they're fearful of being judged. However the more we talk about the issue, the less of a taboo it continues to be.
Incontinence and bladder weakness are still considered a taboo in many circles. However here's some examples of celebrities who are changing the narrative and talking openly about their experiences so it begins to feel more normalised.
There is a lot of information out there about supplements but what is the latest and do we really need to take them?
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There are several reasons why you may be feeling tired. Here are a few suggestions in terms of what may be causing your tiredness.
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Bladder weakness is common. It feels however that it's an issue more women are talking about than men. What are some of the key facts related to bladder weakness in men?
What are some of the side effects of incontinence medication?
It seems like everywhere we look people are singing the praises of immersing themselves in cold water. What are the benefits and is it worth trying ourselves?
What is the link between having a UTI and experiencing incontinence? Why do the two sometimes go hand in hand with one another?
Bladder weakness is still very much a taboo subject. One that many people won't talk about for fear of being judged. However there are some celebrities who have been more public and in this article we share who they are (and cheer them on for helping smash the taboo!)