Also called cystocele, occurs when the pelvic floor is damaged and the bladder sags, sometimes into the vaginal opening.
First obvious sign of someone having a weak bladder is always needing to visit the toilet, as people with a weak bladder cannot hold in their urine. Sometimes due to the weak bladder urine will leak through, without realizing. People with weak bladder have little control over their own bladder, therefore causes the leakage.
The tube from the bladder to the body's opening is called a urethra. The tubes from the kidneys to the bladder are called ureters.
Yes it can on occassions and you would need to take 100 mg of fluconzole for fourteen days to treat it.
Yes in fact. many studies have been done that the left over substance in your pee can help develop plants 2 fold.
Your lymphatic system is filled with a good portion of the water in your body. Your body takes the toxins it encounters and ferries them to the lymph system where they travel slowly to your excretory system to be removed from the body as waist. This system is very slow on its own, which is why massage and exersize, which expidite this process, can be so beneficial to our overall health.
"Unhygienic conditions around the genital region, wet diapers, not cleaning the area after passing stools or bacterial diarrhea can also cause urinary infections. Most infections arise from Escherichia coli or E coli bacteria, which generally live in the colon."
This was on a website about children and Urinary Infections, so I don't see why not if an adult has really bad diarrhea why bacteria couldn't reach it's way from the bum to the urethra.
Urethra
missing a word... delete and rephrase... unless u mean the urethra, then yes it carries both.
Trigonitis is inflammation of the urinary bladder at the trigone.
Yes: My husband had a stricture after having a catheter in for about 2 weeks after heart surgery. We were able to conceive once, but it took us a year (this ended in MC at 15 weeks). The stricture seemed to get worse and we have been unable to conceive. He also had increasingly worse problems with urination. His urologist concluded that the stricture was causing too low of volume leading to infertility. While his sperm numbers were great for the amount of volume, the lack of semen just wasn't enough to get to where it needs to go. He will have his stricture removed next week and we are hoping for success with this.
they are the Floopa tubes
If it is consensual (both parties agree to it), then no you cannot. If you do it without their consent (them saying no), you could get in trouble for it, but I don't think it's enough to get you put in jail.
A baby's bladder can only hold around one ounce of fluid at a time. As they grow, their bladder does as well and they can hold more.
The only thing produced within the urethra itself is mucus from the mucous tissue that lines the urethra. The urethra transports but does not produce urine and semen.
The prostatic or membranous urethra
Yes, you can live without a urethra, the tube that takes urine from the bladder to the outside of the body. However, doctors must create an artificial way for urine to be able to get out of the bladder. Most often, this means a suprapubic (above the pubic bone) incision to create a "hole" and pathway to the bladder where a catheter is placed (and changed periodically) to remove the urine.
Some children are born with a defective or damaged urethra. Some female babies are born with a layer of tissue over the urethra and vagina which must be surgically altered/removed. Some male babies are born with the urethra exiting from the side of the penis, rather than from the tip of the penis. These conditions usually require multiple surgeries.
She checks the urethral opening. The urethra is a tube that leads from the bladder to the outside.
The most commonly used medications are antispasmodics or anticholinergenics. Depending on the type of incontinence and preexisting medical conditions, your doctor may prescribe a different medication.