Fainting and losing bladder control

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I have MS myself so I can relate to some of her symptoms but I can't help but think that she may be have some sort of seizure. My question is, can people lose conciousness in a regular fainting spell and lose control of her bladder and bower without it be a seizure? I appreciate any help you can offer.

, the patient seldom shakes violently, bites their tongue or loses control of their bladder. (These symptoms may indicate a seizure). Unlike a seizure condition, the patient is usually immediately aware of their surroundings. Dizziness sometimes persist afterwards, and may feel tired for the next 24 hours". Do some research online. Apparently blood pooling in the legs is a contributing factor. Suddenly standing after lying down and resting may be the right combination for the pooling.

I no longer drive, and it is getting harder and harder to live on my own. I often feel that I am going to vomit, but I never do, and I don't lose control of my bladder. The only thing I can tell you is that hypoglycemia can cause fainting. I have to eat every four hours to avoid that pukey-fainty feeling, but the doctors have decided that it has more to do with my heart for fainting.

m trying to talk but can't. This last episode, I lost control of my bladder, although this was the first time.

I have a hunch that it is somehow related to my bladder - perhaps a rythmic movement of water waste into my bladder. It is always in the same spot. Always rythmic. Sitting or standing. I wear briefs and dress pants and have for 25 years. I don't always notice it and it isn't always there. But it is definately real. I have no idea what this is.

My weight stabilized for a while, but then this year I began on birth control pills in January. And boy, did my symptoms start to skyrocket. I was so bloated, I couldn't eat anything without gas, and my ibs symptoms at my period time were even worse than they had ever been. I went off it for a month, and then went back on it. In the past year, i've tried 3, and am now on the first one that I was using before.

The reason I am asking this question is for years and years my Maternal Aunt was diagnosed with Epilepsy although her body shakes but she doesn't lose control of her bladder/bowels, the one thing we do the same is our children know by our eyes, whatever they see they are always waiting to catch me of to bring me roulnd.

On Tuesday, April 1, my wife had laparoscopic gall bladder surgery. The surgery seemed to go well. After a morning operation we were back home about mid-afternoon. Later that evening her pain increased and kept increasing until about 1:00 AM Wednesday morning she could stand it no longer even with a dose of 2 Vicodin tablets. I took her to the hospital ER and they began trying to find out why.

Hi, I am a 40 year old male that has had my gall bladder removed 1 week ago today via laproscopy. Initially recovery went ok, and by the 4th day i was feeling well enough to do things outside. I kept to a mild soft diet of toast, scrambled eggs, yogurt, crackers, and the cottage cheese primarily. 2 days ago, my symptoms started to worsen. I had been on hydrocodone for the pain right after the surgery, but weaned myself off that a couple of days ago.

I lost it months ago and now I'm just trying to finish my sentence and stay on the planet - I'm at week 57 of 72 - the riba rage is horrible, not to mention the other sx - now i have a nasty bladder infection - couple of weeks ago it was cotton wool xsots - it's always something. that in itself will put you in a lousy mood.

Hello - fainting on the plane just happened to me yesterday for the 3rd time. I fly very frequently and I am a 28 year old female. In all three cases, the only commonality I can find is the fact that I am asleep. I wake up and immediately feel extremely hot (drenched in sweat), very nauseous and scared. I tried to calm myself down yesterday but it did not work and I knew I was going to faint so I alerted my husband and that's the last thing I remember.

all my cultures show no infection just white blood cells..I've seen a urologist who did a bladder ultrasound and cystoscopy both normal..I saw my gyn who did a pelvic ovaries were normal..he did not give me a ultrasound though..should I persue further testing since this could be a symptom of ovarian cancer? I am 30yr..also I did have a pelvic ultrasound 6 moths ago for something else and my ovaries were normal size.

Lots of people faint on their wedding day. Groomsmen faint, bridesmaids faint, brides faint, grooms faint. If you faint, it's not the end of the world, and it will actually be something to laugh about down the road. I suggest not fighting the fear but, instead, accepting that if you faint, well, it doesn't really matter all that much in the grand scheme of things. That said, you probably won't faint - but, if you do, it's really OK.

My sister in law and her aunt have these episodes where they start to feel funny, then they faint and lose consciousness for about a minute or 2 no shaking but some drooling, and they lose control of their bladder. Her aunt can tell if she is going to have them. she has been to multiple doctors with multiple tests done and they do not know what is causing this. My sister gets them very infrequently, her last episode was about a year ago. Please help!!!

Hello everyone, I took an EPT yesterday May 22, 2009 and my result came out with a *BLUE LINE* in the *CONTROL WINDOW*, and a *FAINT BLUE LINE* in the *RESULT WINDOW*. The instructions say if one line is seen in the *CONTROL* and another line in the *RESULT* you are most definitely pregnant.. But i'm confused because it didn't say whether a *FAINT BLUE LINE* is counted that you're Pregnant. It scares me because my body feels different than before.

A problem that gets worse in the evening is a typical gall bladder symptom. A gall bladder not working properly will not cause fever, it will cause indigestion and possible nutient deficiency, with this will come bowel problems, low acids linked to low bile production, is bad, the food is just passing through the system and is not in a broken down form that the body requires in order to deal with it, gas is a biproduct of indigestion and delayed gastric emptying.

For the next wk i became a serial tester as every test i did had a shadow/faint line as a second line,this faint line was not hair line but thick the same size as control line. My doc was v unhelpful, but sent me for a scan as she thought poss PCOS. As off my dates i would have been 5wks at time of scan, i explained to the male scanner what has been happenin and he briefly scanned my abdomen refusing to perform internal scan i was booked for!

I did take a test this morning but I don't trust the results because it didn't work right. It took like 3 minutes for the control line to show up and it was very faint. I am going to go buy a test and take it again in the morning. Normally with FRER the control line is done fairly quickly and it is usually dark. When the dye ran across it didn't really turn that pink. So I think it was a test malfunction. I didn't pee on it I dipped and I painfully held my bladder for 7 hrs.

Most women with PCOS can benefit from losing weight. Even losing 10 lb may help get your hormones in balance and regulate your menstrual cycle. PCOS can make it hard to lose weight, so work with your doctor to make a plan that can help you succeed. A doctor may also prescribe medicines, such as: Birth control pills. They can help your periods be regular and can reduce symptoms such as excess facial hair and acne.

He has never ever bit his tongue and he has never ever lost control of his bladder. We went today to see his regular doctor and I talked to him some more about it. He said, "he isn't having a true seizure." Basically he explained to me about how a person who has a true seizure sleeps for hours on end. He doesn't do that. Now they are going to add Sudafed along with his beta blockers. We are going to try that for a month. Then go from there.

How much is too much ? Does Focalin make you lose control over your bladder ? Does Focalin make you cold ?

• Most episodes occur while standing, occasionally sitting and almost never lying down • Patients often describe feeling very warm and sweaty before blacking out • Nausea and rarely vomiting can precede episodes • Observers often describe the patients as pale (“white as a sheet”) • Patients are usually unresponsive (“out”) for less than a minute • Patients may have some twitching while unresponsive, but seldom shake violently, bite their tongue or lose control of bowel and bladder function.

That aside, does this doctor not have a backup in his absence? Call and ask. Passing out and losing control of your bladder is not something to wait until Nov 9 to address. His office people are being pretty blase about that...wonder how they'd feel if THEY'd passed out and peed all over themselves.

Hi All, I dont know if i have Agoraphobia but feel if i dont get help i will do, my story is i have had 3 siezures, fainting episodes, blackouts call them what you will, over a short space of time, so now i dont want to leave my house in case i do it in public, you see i dont just faint get up and carry on, i faint start to fit make noises then lose bladder control, it all comes down to embarrasment i suppose, i am currently having tests and it takes a lot for me to go to the hospital, my house

Also sex is becoming quite painful in some positions that I used to enjoy, especially if its deep (sorry if TMI) The other thing is hubby says my stomach has def got a lot bigger over the past few months, and Im really trying to watch my diet and have managed to lose a couple of lbs. So my questions are; What information can u guys give me about cysts, anything please Can cysts really grow to the point ur stomach does too? Are they dangerous?

where I have rapid heart beat, body shakes, hyper ventilating, lose awareness (almost like fainting symptoms), dizzy, light headed, and I get a flush feeling over my body. I have no warning and no time to take action before they happen, I can sometimes have one or have them back to back. I can go months without one or have them constantly, I’ve had two node ablations, insertion and removal of loop recorder, none of which have solved my problems.

Have you ever, while in that state lost control of your bladder or bowels? Serious question. The triggers are curious as well....as obviously any danger situation would cause ANY of us to "react" to it....so therefore...it truly MAY be anxiety related. Can you tell I'm perplexed? If you haven't yet, start at your doctor....they may suggest a neuro consult...and in the meantime...keep a log of any odd symptoms, pains, headaches, etc you get, what happened before the symptoms...

When you are pregnant, there is an increased level of pressure on bladder and uterus, and therefore, you have to empty the bladder more often. This is a minor inconvenience that you are sure to get used to, and it will be well worth it in the end. Symptom #6 Nausa Feeling like you can't keep anything down, or can't actual GET anything down? This is another of life's greatest pregnancy symptoms. The good news about this one: It's usually temporary.

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