None, just have fun
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Sep
11
Sep
11
Mr. Cuddles does have CRF. He is urinating while he is laying down. It appears to be a constant leak of urine. He lays in the urine. He does not move away from it. Unable to get him to the vet today, none open in my area. He does have an appointment tommorrow afternoon.
I think he is dying. He seems to be in pain. The oncall vet will not see him. Help me please.
I think your assessment is probably correct. I’m really sorry about that. Renal failure can be an awful thing.
Sep
11
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Sep
10
Coz they are involving more than one systems.
Sep
10
this is what happened when I told my friend’s son that I would probably pee all over myself when the cannon shoots. I think he was quite concerned for me. lol
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Sep
10
Why do you need to go to the toilet when your nervous
When we r nervous we have a built in system its more commonly known as " fight or flight". Its where the body starts rushing with adrenalin so blood and other body fluids and functions start working over time to keep up with the nervous system. Its quite an interesting subject to study. Everybody suffers this,your body gets ready to either stand up to whats making you nervous (fight) or run away from it (flight). I hope iv been of some use.
Sep
9
I am a smoker, so I do cough alot, but I have had a cold for like the last week, and everytime I cough, I kind of pee myself. I know that sounds horrible. I have had to wear pads instead of just panty liners. Does anyone else have this problem? Please no comments at all about the smoking thing. Good or bad, I am not asking for your opinion on that so don’t give it.
Oh yes, I can relate! I don’t think you can really call it "normal", but it’s very common and not something to worry much about. It does often continue after delivery, but my OB said that if the problem only began during pregnancy, the risk of having a long-term problem is low.
The key is to do your Kegel exercises. Make sure you learn to do them right, though. The midwife who did my delivery taught me the first time, and I think she either didn’t know what she was talking about or didn’t care to explain it well. In any event, I ended up going to a physical therapist who specializes in perineal health. She showed me how to do them correctly, and it made a world of difference.
Good luck!
Sep
9
My puppy was spayed 2 days ago. I noticed today that when she’s excited to see someone, she will jump up and down and pee unintentionally. Is this a side effect that will go away? She never had any accidents before.
yes, incontenence is a rare side effect of spaying. Let your vet know ASAP so the problem doesn’t get past repair.
Sep
8
No bladder control after prostate surgery.
Hi Billie,
Working as biofeedback therapist in a urology office I had the chance to work with a number of men after prostate surgery. Many of them, were able to regain complete control once they learned how to do kegel exercises correctly. We used EMG biofeedback to teach them how to isolate the pelvic floor muscles.
All the men had been given kegel instructions by the physicians, but they were all tightening abdominal and buttock muscles more than pelvic muscles.
If it were me, I’d look for a biofeedback therapist or physical therapist that uses biofeedback before doing the surgery. If correct kegels are going to work for you, you’ll notice the difference within the first few weeks.
Hope that helps 
Sep
8
Contiform prevents incontinence in women in just seconds.
No need for pads or an opperation. Contiform prevents everyday personal wetness. Bladder control.
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