Amazing Kegelmaster » bladder control

Is it normal to lose control of your bladder whilst getting fingered?

admin — Thu, 14 Oct 2010 12:31:25 +0000

Everytime my fiance fingers me, i lose control of my bladder and end up pissing myself. Is This normal
see i dont quite know. It kinda comes out in like squirts, but it smells like piss. Im not 100% sure.

There is no doubt that it was your ejaculation. Most of the women even do not know they can ejaculate and up with getting the pissing sensation. But when you get an orgasm you will get the same feeling with more intense pleasure. You can hold the the pressure while pissing but during orgasm you can’t. these are the differences between pissing and having orgasm. You’re fine and also very lucky. Don’t worry… Explore yourself & have more fun with your life.
Good luck.

My girlfriend has bladder control problems. She peed her pants in the car today. How can I help her?

admin — Tue, 05 Oct 2010 07:25:32 +0000

I really love her and I felt so bad for her. Please help!

Tell her to make sandwiches.

My girlfriend has bladder control problems. She peed her pants in the car today. How can I help her?

admin — Sun, 03 Oct 2010 07:09:56 +0000

I really love her and I felt so bad for her. Please help!

Well that all DEPENDS AHAHAHHA!!!!!!!

Do dogs have periods where they can’t control their bladder?

admin — Fri, 01 Oct 2010 21:21:29 +0000

I bought a small dog from the animal shelter. He was doing great in his potty training, but now he is peeing on the floors and everything. I was just wondering can he just not control his bladder.

He can, but the issue with small cute breeds is that they are known for this.

Please do a couple of things. Get a "belly band" off the internet. This will keep him from peeing everywhere.

Go to the vet and have him tested for a UTI

Start crate/potty training. You have to be really consistent to make sure he "gets" it. Use little treats outside when he potties to tell him that’s what you want. Clean up all messes inside promptly.

is it normal to experience decreased bladder control during early pregnancy?

admin — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 14:42:26 +0000

lately i’ve been releasing small amounts of urine right after i use the bathroom…is this normal? have you experienced this before?

In early pregnancy, it is common for some women to experience ’stress incontinence’ – peeing a bit when they cough, sneeze, go to stand up, throw up. it’s all from the growing uterus coming forward and pressing the bladder. Leaning slightly forward when you do go pee, will lessen the chances of peeing at unexpected times as it helps to fully empty the bladder.

You can ask your doctor about keigel exercises, to help tone up your pelvic floor to reduce the chances of stress incontinence after baby is born.

Not all women are stuck peeing their pants every time the cough, laugh, jump up and down, or puke for the rest of their lives.. I had a 9 pound kid and my bladder still holds like a champ.

Congrats!

At what age do dogs gain full bladder control?

admin — Wed, 19 May 2010 09:35:34 +0000

Mine is almost 2 years old and she still pees a little bit when she gets really excited. Shouldn’t that have stopped by now? When I go to get her nails clipped, I’ll ask the vet too.

My dog used to do this too (he is 1 year old and only does it rarely now). It may be happening for a few reasons but I would think (as in my case) its submissive urination.

Some dogs will do this their entire life, some will grow out of it between 6months-1.5 years+.

"In submissive or excitement urination, a puppy urinates when approached or during greetings. The pup often takes a submissive posture, such as holding its ears back, avoiding eye contact, cowering, lowering its body, or even turning onto its back."

If this is so:
•Begin by letting your dog approach you, rather than you approaching your dog.
•Kneel down to the dog’s level (rather than standing over the dog).
•Speak softly in a low, calm tone.
•Pet your dog’s chest instead of its head.

You also have to understand that the pup has probably been "holding it" for a few hours by the time this happens. What I did to fix this problem was when I get home I totally ignore my dog, I set my purse down, let the dog out of my room (if you use a kennel you can let him out of there) and go striat to the door and let the dog outside, dont look or talk to the dog during this time. Go outside and let him pee then lots of praise and love, back inside for some play.

When I walk in the door now he has more self controle, I put my stuff down and while I do this he comes and sits in front on me and waits to be pet. (Haveing them sit is also helpful since they are less likely to pee in a sit than if they were standing.) Then I pet him and say "lets go outside" or "gotta go potty? outside" in a happy voice. They will learn that "outside" means they are going out and will be able to pee which helps them to "hold it" too I think.

Hope this helped!

More info: (copy and paste links dont work for level 1)
http://www.smalldogsparadise.com/dog-behavior/how-to-eliminate-submissive-urination-problem/

What is the saint to pray to for bladder control issues and what is the prayer? Thanks for your help?

admin — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 19:41:28 +0000

Please *STAR* so I can get the most help.

St. Urinalysis of Malta.

how long until you regained bladder control after birth?

admin — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 12:28:26 +0000

I am guessing nearly everyone has a little trouble with this, from what I read…how long did this go on after you delivered? Did your doc warn you? Did anybody have a consistent problem with bladder control after delivery, such as a year after the birth or more?

It has been 6.5 months and I still do not have complete control. I don’t need a diaper or anything, but everytime I sneeze I pee a little. It is awful.

I drink tons of water so that might make it a little worse. My doctor never warned me about this.

Is it normal to lose bladder control while jumping on a trampoline?

admin — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 18:52:44 +0000

I am 20 years of age and weigh 60 kilos. I am 5 foot 7 inches tall.

Yeah i used to all the time too abit. i think it may mean that something is weak though a lining or something.

9 week old pup sleeps a lot and has no bladder control. Is this normal?

admin — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 21:05:56 +0000

He is almost always sleepy. Its like he has no energy and demands lots of rest. Also he has no bladder control whatsoever. As soon as he wakes up, he pees immediately. We don’t even get enough time to take him out for pee. In like 2 seconds after waking up, he pees.

However, at such young age is this supposed to be normal?

My dog did the same thing. She would sleep literally all the time,apart from an hour or two a day which she spent eating or exercising/playing. She would pee in her bed, or sometimes she’d ask for a pee,get up but wouldn’t even make it to the back door,she’d just pee all over the floor. I don’t know if its a big problem,our dog kinda grew out of it (but we also worked hard to toilet train her.) But go to a vet if you are not sure.