Neurocardiogenic or vasovagal syncope as it is also called usually has three phases—a prodrome, actual fainting and post episode phase. Urinary and fecal incontinence is also seen in some cases. If you can identify the triggers, you will be able to stop the fainting attacks. Since it does not always happen, go back to the few episodes and see what the trigger was. Try and avoid the trigger which may be as simple as standing up suddenly on an empty stomach.
I've had taxotere adriamycin and cytoxin for breast cancer. I am now having some incontinence and think it may be part of the nerve damage I've experienced in my hands and feet (numbness). I feel like it's not a very common side effect (if that's what it is). I also have a weak voice for about a month. I go back to the Oncologist next month for some answers.
Therefore, if vague nerve damage, this can cause bradycardia( decreases heart rate) ,arrhythmia, voice changes, difficulty in swallowing, gag reflex, constipation and incontinence but its damage does not cause dehydration. However, vagus nerve effect can be amplified by dehydration (though dehydration may originate due to any gastrointestinal illness through vomiting or diarrhea etc.).
These symptoms have persisted for years (some longer than others) and have begun to deeply affect my life the past 2 years (I have failed 2 college classes for being kicked out due to absences for doctors’ appointments, oversleeping, and lethargy in class, as well as recently racked up medical bills after fainting episodes began).
I have seen 2 Cardiologist, Neurologist, and Endocrinologist.
You could ask your Dr for a referal to see a Urogynecologist to see if you have prolapse or not and they could look at incontinence issues for you as well.
My chiropractor is concerned about this new development in my condition, and I understand incontinence is a pretty bad sign. The incontinence went away when I got a cortisone shot but came back worse when the shot wore off. I am very freaked out. Can anyone comment on this? Similar experiences or other thoughts? Thank you in advance for your help.
what would cause a dog to consistently lose weight even though it is eating constantly, the dog has started to lose vision in both eyes (cloudy appearance to corneas) and has had problems with incontinence. The dog was recently on prednisone but was taken off due to incontinence issue. Please help.
I think i have UTI and stress incontinence. I have seen a doctor and was prescribed citralka syrup (2-3 times daily) and some tablets (2-3 times daily) for 10 days. Would this be enough to cure these problems?
These symptoms have persisted for years (some longer than others) and have begun to deeply affect my life the past 2 years (I have failed 2 college classes for being kicked out due to absences for doctors’ appointments, oversleeping, and lethargy in class, as well as recently racked up medical bills after fainting episodes began).
I have seen 2 Cardiologist, Neurologist, and Endocrinologist.
A stent was left for 3 days and removed due to discomfort/pain and incontinence. There continues to be substantial blood when urinating and urination cannot be controlled. What's going on?! I can't seem to get an answer that provides me any path to hope.
Symptoms include headaches, pain in his side, passing out (possibly seizures or vaso vagal syncope), vagueness when coming to and general weakness, pale, sweaty/clammy. Sometimes disoriented (doesn't know day, time etc). Incontinence is becoming more frequent (2 - 3 times a day) without being aware that it has or is happening. Often becomes agitated after episodes and then sleeps for approximately 1-2 hours. EEG is normal.
Is it common to have urinary urgency and sometimes incontinence with Anxiety Attacks. It's real embarassing and then afterwards I feel guilty for not controlling my feelings.
I am 3 weeks post-op for a partial hysterectomy and suddenly developed incontinence. I had bladder spasms within the first 7 days of surgery, but they went away. This just came on suddenly, and I don't see my doctor till Monday. This is horrible. I have never birthed children, only pushed to eliminate my colon in the past. Sometimes I have waited too long to go and have leaked prior to surgery, but it was from being too busy.
The minute I stand I leak. I have to wear maxi pads.
I have a question regarding urinary and fecal incontinence as a consequence of MS. I was wondering if any of you had experienced this, if it is treated and how?
Thank you very much.
t see how having surgery a year ago and then having incontinence 6 months after surgery can happen. I was not sure if it's possible that this is a separate issue then my back or not. I am only fifteen and I don't know what treatment options are available if this is a nerve issue, rather than a bladder issue itself.
I am not sure what to do.
Any help?
I have started having little leaks over the past few days where I have little mini accidents - and not necessarily when I am doing something. Along with that, I have the constant feeling like I have to pee even if I just went (though often it seems there is a little bit showing up every time so apparently I am not doing a good job the first time around?)
I thought that perhaps it was a UTI (even though there is no pain) because of the pressure. Should I be concerned?
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