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Q: for nomuch post void residual urine and ms related urinary hesitency you suggest?

lady has MS rrms for 4 years on.rebif 044mcg 5/7 days week and episode of focal  epilepsy twice on levipircetam 500mg bd after that. she has for last three months urinary complaints in form as above

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Lisa Emrich, Health Guide
9/ 8/08 10:25am

Hi CGS,

 

It is not uncommon that MS patients develop problems with bladder/bowel functions.  It seems that incontinence (of the various forms) is present in a number of patients.

 

For some of those patients, self catheterization is recommended.  But addressing the issue with the neurologist (who may refer to a urologist) is the best idea.  The cause of the hesitancy might be neurological or it might be something else.

 

Here's some information regarding incontinence.  And here's some information regarding catheterization.

 

Hope this helps,

Lisa

 

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7/ 7/08 10:51am

Here is some information on Bladder dysfunction.

 

Hope this helps and all the best, sue

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By CGS— Last Modified: 12/24/10, First Published: 06/29/08