Bladder control in Edmonton
Bladder control is a health condition in which a person may lose some urine unexpectedly while performing an activity or simply while resting. The muscles around the bladder are weakened over time or by a recent life event.
Symptoms of bladder control
Symptoms of bladder control include
Leakage of urine suddenly while doing activities such as running, jumping, sneezing, or exercising.
A strong urge to urinate
Frequently need to use the toilet
Unable to get to the toilet in time
Bed-wetting during sleep.
Visiting a health care provider
You can visit a health care provider when you notice these symptoms of the bladder control such as pain in the pelvis, urge to urinate frequently, feeling of discomfort or pain while urinating. The health care practitioner may perform some test possibly urine or a blood test to ascertain the cause of the symptoms and will treat you accordingly.
Often, frequent urinating and pain while urinating may indicate signs of a possible infection. Your health care professional is capable of completely free from this condition or may treat it to a certain level where you are able to enjoy the freedom from embarrassment in public.
Causes for Bladder control problems
There are many lifestyle factors, which are the causes of bladder control problems.
In women those factors or incidents are:
Pregnancy
Surgical procedures
Overweight or obesity
Menopause
Aging
In men the factors are:
Diabetes
Anxiety
Alzheimer’s disease
Parkinson’s disease
Stroke
Prostrate
Bladder problems can affect men or women of all ages. Always use preventive measures and stay healthy.
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