fainting and losing bladder control

m asking the right department as I went up to see a neurologist and he tested my reflexes and asked if I lost control of my bowels and bladder and then looked into my eyes and told me it wasn't Epilepsy and I would have to put up with the Fainting/Blacking Out. I would really like some suggestions that I could ask my own GP what she thinks as I'm at the end of my tether with fainting/Blacking Out.

yes losing weight and she is now weak and really tired I guess because the food isnt digesting and therefore not absorbing. The last 36 hours i have cut all gluten from her diet and it seems to be helping as she is keeping food in so maybe an intolerance.

I had issues with BOTH acid reflux AND gall bladder and losing 10 pounds made it better, no joke (well, and being aware of what I ate and when). It just really did make a huge difference. Anyway, a doctor is good to see when you can afford it.

I almost peed my pants i the car. Can you believe it? ugh!! I hate the bladder control problems that come with pregnancy. one thing i remember doing with my first two little girls was I wore pantyliners just in case. It was enough to keep mishaps like yours from dampening my pants. I know the feeling.

Im the same way im 19+4 and also might be tmi sorry but when im throwing up it happens too but lately I would have to run to the bathroom before I actually start vomiting because ive been peeing and pooping while vomiting and its hust terrible and its been 3, times I dont vomit alot

I have had NO bladder control for 2 weeks. Just started getting it back a little 2 days ago when I stopped coughing as much as I was. Still wearing incontinence pads as a precaution, but don't change them nearly as much as I was. Last ounce of dignity... Gone.

it cam out of no where. Plus I thought I read something about narcotics and bladder issues and I do have spinal issues too...but thx for the info.

No. Sometimes child birth can cause issues with your pelvic floor and bladder. I would try to strengthen your pelvic floor. Do this with kegels. https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/322720 They also have yoga for pelvic floor strengthening. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GXAbagnZrE And talk to your doctor. They may recommend you see a physical therapist that specializes in helping with this . There is also more invasive surgical things they can do. But you are not alone.

if I laugh too much I get pretty close to peeing myself, but so far I've been able to keep control of my bladder.

I have had general numbness starting from front ( trouble keeping urine flow going and well, too numb for sex to feel good) and heading backwards. I have read some postings here, on the topic but I didn't see any recent comments or talk of general numbness "down there". Anyone have info on this or personal info to share. Such a drag. Thanks for listening.

Hey ladies Dr put me on a muslce relaxer and now I can't control my urine it comes out by itself all day...should I get off of the Med or is there anything I can do to control it..kegeil I've Ben doing don't help BC muscles are relax uughh ...anyone else have same prob...

Hi, I never had a history of fainting in the past. I'm 24 years old and was sent to the ER after being found unconscious in my home. I remember bits and pieces of the incident. I wasn't feeling good and decided to take mucinex because i was having chest congestion. An hour in of the night, my chest was pounding, side of my body was numbness, and I remember losing my vision completely. I screamed dad i don't feel...and that is when I collapsed from a sitting position.

I'm a 37 yr old woman and had my gall bladder removed 5 months ago. I started experiencing diarrhea about 2-3 weeks after surgery and have had chronic watery (often yellow) diarrhea as well as weight loss (14 lbs to date) ever since. I'm tall and fairly thin (now weigh 124 and was 138 a few months ago) so the weight loss is quite apparent to those who know me. My appetite is pretty much poor although i'm constantly drinking fluids to keep hydated due to the diarrhea.

i keep losing blood from my vagina very few day and keep fainting and collapsing whats wrong

Me too. My symptoms have changed from nausea to sudden dizziness/headaches and feeling weight around my bladder area (I've been upgraded to 13wks Wednesday from 12+1wk on Tuesday). I have gained between 1 and 2kg (which is normal range). Apparently we are meant to gain an additional 5.4kg in the second trimester!!! Yikes!

I never fainted but sometimes I lose my vision and my hearing and then I lie down and slowly everything comes back and I am okay it happened a time when I was at clinic n my pressure was really low and the doctor told me I need to eat more .....

I found out after repeated UTI for 3 mos., that Cymbalta had shut my bladder mostly down. Went off it, and ureathreal dilation. - bladder fine.

t think that it was gallbladder because not only was I experiencing abdominal pain and digestion issues, but I also had severe memory problems, extreme fatigue, fainting spells, cold intolerance, and large weight fluctuations. Finally I got a diagnosis and surgery scheduled for the gallbladder...but now I am told I have hypothyroidism and should start medication within the next week along with diet changes and increasing my amount of exercise. Is this normal?

Uncontrollable erections in sleep are called as nocturnal emissions, and they are quiet common in men of all ages. Some patient’s wake up and have a control on it, while some others have an erection while they are asleep. It is not considered abnormal and is not a side effect of use of flomax.

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.

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