Urinary Stress Incontinence
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Hi, I suffer from stress incontinence. I haven't been doing my pelvic floor exercises as much as I should but it's getting a real problem now. I love exercise, I teach classes and also am training to become a Personal Trainer so really need to get this problem sorted. I went out for a run yesterday and couldn't stop weeing. It's getting really embarrasing. I also have to hold myself before I go to the toilet to avoid wetting myself. Has anyone else been this bad and have you thought of the surgery? And if so, was it successful? I'm awaiting a private appointment but it's not until end of April. Please help!! Any advice would be great. I'm a woman in her early 40's and had two vaginal deliveries 10 and 8 years ago....
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vic0606 davina60988
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debbie59329 davina60988
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davina60988 debbie59329
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I'm definitely going to research in to whatever the specialists advise. Strangely enough it seems to get better as it's not all the time. The incontinence always seems to happen during times of stress.
I hope you manage to get some good advice and get something resolved.
Thank you for taking the time to comment xxxx
claire1971 davina60988
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Have you ever removed a full tape before?
If so how many successfully?
Can you advise me of a surgeon that can remove all the tape?
Can you do it key hole surgery?
Miss natalia price is taking mine out threw key whole surgery in Oxford. But there is a 3 half month waiting list.
debbie59329 davina60988
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davina60988 debbie59329
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Yes, I think the SUI is worse before and after periods and also if I've had a night with alcohol plus caffeine too.
I just have to be careful and wear a pad I guess when I think I'm going to leak during exercise classes etc.
Jazzjuice davina60988
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catherine50900 davina60988
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Look into Innovo .restorethefloor.com/innovo . Tell the customer service about your symptoms/history and ask them if Innovo would be effective for you. Also there are many testimonials on that site and on the Internet. Google Innovo reviews.
michelle80317 davina60988
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I have had so many issues and have done physical therapy floor exercises, massages, ultra sound heat therapy, then a stimulator implanted that ended up having to be removed caused so many issues and intense pain and never helped with urgency issues or leakage. then I had a small mesh sling that has cause extreme pain in my back and did nothing at all for the leakage. I have also had botox it helped with the urgency but when I urinate I then have to push to finish emptying my bladder and there is a great pain at the end of the stream of urine, so they put me on a suppository that goes into the vagina that has a mix of valium, lidocaine, a muscle relaxant baclofin. I get botox injections I have to get them every 3 to 6 months. the leaking problem I have is bad today I got the bulkamid injections and the after pain was far far less then botox injections there was some blood after the first time I urinated but now I am having a very hard time urinating at all very soft stream of urine and only a few drops even with trying to push to empty bladder I am not able to fully empty at all. I'm so very frustrated and worried I will have to get a catheter I hope you can find relief I feel as everything they are doing has failed and making more issues and pain the pain is so intense I barely can walk and the drs just make me deal with it I have nearly passed out several time because the pain gets so bad I just want to be fixed the nerve damage I believe came from the sling and I DO NOT RECOMMEND A SLING OR THE STIMULATOR IMPLANT !! I JUST WANT TO BE FIXED!!
joshuapryce1987 davina60988
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Pelvic floor exercises are great for helping the vagina be able to hold in pee, but pelvic floor exercises do not cure the problem. I do not think you need surgery, but you need to deal with your bladder and prostate these are the real problems.