zanne
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Fri Nov-03-06 02:55 PM
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I just came from the Urologist's office. |
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OK, Urinary Incontinence is not a fun subject, but I'll admit to a little problem. I have to go to Physical Therapy for it and I'm a little curious about what kind of exercises those will be. Has anybody done this? (Female, that is). She did an ultrasound and told me my bladder was half-full. Does that make me a urinary optimist?
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Fri Nov-03-06 06:33 PM
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1. This must be Urinary Problem Month in this forum |
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I'm having bladder surgery next week, Pharoah just had surgery and now poor you too. No, it's not a fun subject. I think that after I recover from my surgery I too might be getting some exercises.
I had to laugh at your urinary optimist line... :D The laughs have been a little hard to come by lately.
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Fri Nov-03-06 08:30 PM
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2. I think they'll probably show you |
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kegel....klegel? exercises which strengthens the muscle that holds in the urine............always a good thing to try before contemplating surgery...........yes this must be urology/bladder month!!:rofl:
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zanne
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Fri Nov-03-06 08:35 PM
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3. Thank you for laughing at my joke. |
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The doctor wasn't amused. (These Urologists have no sense of humor).
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Sat Nov-04-06 04:22 AM
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4. no they have no sense of humor |
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and they stick things in nasty places.........:yoiks:
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