This document discusses the relationship between pelvic organ prolapse, bladder outlet obstruction, and overactive bladder. It summarizes a study finding that prolapse can obstruct the bladder and cause it to become overactive. Successfully treating the prolapse through surgery often also improves overactive bladder symptoms by removing the obstruction. However, stress urinary incontinence symptoms may sometimes increase after prolapse surgery as the compressed urethra is no longer obstructed. Treating both the prolapse and any stress incontinence issues may be necessary. Overactive bladder affects both younger and older women, with or without prolapse, and can occur alongside stress incontinence as well.
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This document summarizes a medical research study on the relationship between pelvic organ prolapse (POP), overactive bladder (OAB), and bladder outlet obstruction. The study found that women with POP are more likely to experience OAB symptoms than women without POP. Treating the POP through methods like pessaries or surgery can help resolve OAB symptoms by correcting the positioning of the bladder and urethra. The main mechanism linking POP and OAB appears to be bladder outlet obstruction caused by the prolapsed organs compressing the urethra.
The document discusses how consumers want relevant real estate market information that is timely, accurate, and actionable. It also explains the hierarchy of data, information, knowledge, and insight. Additionally, it emphasizes how MLS membership provides a unique view of the local housing market and recommends using it to preview and track property prices to calibrate pricing opinions. The importance of visual information to easily understand relationships and tell the market story is also highlighted.
This document provides a simple guide for educators on how to use Swivl, an educational tool. It outlines the steps to prepare the Swivl device by charging it, choosing an adapter, connecting an audio cable, and syncing the Bluetooth. It then explains how to use the marker, including turning it on, starting and stopping recordings, advancing slides, and highlighting or capturing parts of a presentation. Finally, it mentions downloading the app and creating an account to prepare your device for use with Swivl.
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This document summarizes a medical research study on the relationship between pelvic organ prolapse (POP), overactive bladder (OAB), and bladder outlet obstruction. The study found that women with POP are more likely to experience OAB symptoms than women without POP. Treating the POP through methods like pessaries or surgery can help resolve OAB symptoms by correcting the positioning of the bladder and urethra. The main mechanism linking POP and OAB appears to be bladder outlet obstruction caused by the prolapsed organs compressing the urethra.
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Pelvic organ prolapse (POP) occurs when one or more organs in your pelvis—your uterus, vagina, urethra, bladder or rectum—shifts downward and bulges into or even out of your vaginal canal. In the United States, 24 percent of women have some sort of POP.
The document discusses female ejaculation, including its source from the paraurethral glands surrounding the urethra, various views on its existence and nature, and stimulation methods. It provides a history of understanding and describes the female prostate gland and fluid, noting debates around its composition but that it is distinct from urine. Stimulation of the G-spot or clitoris is described as how it can be accomplished for some women.
The document discusses bladder retraining for overactive bladder. It provides objectives to equip individuals with self-mastery tools to retrain their bladders, empower them as healthcare advocates, and understand combination therapy. It then describes overactive bladder and its causes, treatments including behavioral changes and bladder retraining. Bladder retraining is a six-week program where individuals time their urination to gradually increase the time between trips to the bathroom. Tips are provided to help stick with the program and manage any setbacks. Resources from the North American Menopause Society are also shared.
The document discusses the anatomy and functions of the prostate gland. It is located below the bladder and in front of the rectum. The prostate secretes fluid that nourishes sperm. Common prostate problems include enlarged prostate (BPH), prostate cancer, and prostatitis. BPH causes urinary symptoms due to pressure on the urethra. Prostate cancer develops from gland cells and can spread to other organs if not detected early. Diagnosis involves exams, tests like PSA, and biopsies. Treatment depends on the condition but may include medications, surgery, radiation, or watchful waiting.
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The pelvic floor is made up of muscles, ligaments, and tissues that hold the pelvic organs in place. Women are prone to pelvic floor problems from pregnancy, childbirth, and menopause which can weaken these muscles. Common pelvic floor disorders include prolapse where the uterus or bladder slips from its normal position. Five signs of a pelvic floor problem are painful sex, urinary incontinence, heaviness or pain in the pelvis, difficulty urinating or having bowel movements, and low back pain. Kegel exercises and avoiding straining can help strengthen the pelvic floor muscles.
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We like to counsel our patients extensively and empower them to make the best informed decision to restore their quality of life, Every woman deserves to receive the highest quality of care, most technologically advanced and the least invasive treatment. Our team is proud to offer cutting-edge novel treatments by being highly specialized in the field of female pelvic medicine and reconstructive surgery.
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This document provides information about incontinence, including its definition, prevalence, causes, and treatment options. It states that over 4.8 million Australians have bladder or bowel control problems, and approximately 37,241 residents in Monash suffer from incontinence. Incontinence can be caused by factors like pregnancy, childbirth, menopause, obesity, and medical conditions. Treatment options discussed include pelvic floor muscle training, bladder retraining, dietary changes, and in some cases electrical stimulation. Studies show that intensive pelvic floor rehabilitation can cure 56-84% of incontinence cases. Untreated incontinence can negatively impact quality of life and lead to social isolation, falls, and institutionalization in elderly patients.
The uterus, bladder and rectum are the organs that are present in the women’s pelvis and are held by muscles, ligaments and fasciaknown as pelvic floor.
Urinary incontinence is defined as the involuntary loss of urine that can be objectively demonstrated and presents a social or hygienic problem. It affects 15-30% of people and is more common in females, the elderly, and can be caused by issues affecting the urethra or bladder such as pelvic fractures, tumors, or impaired mobility. There are four main types - stress incontinence from increased abdominal pressure, urge incontinence from uncontrolled bladder contractions, mixed incontinence with elements of both stress and urge, and overflow incontinence from bladder damage. Investigations include urine tests, imaging, and urodynamics to determine the cause and management involves both medical and surgical options depending on the
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Urge Incontinence from Overactive
July 2010 Bladder
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While most cases of overactive bladder are idiopathic
May 2010
(medicalese for “no apparent cause”), some cases are
April 2010
caused by prolapse. When the bladder or uterus (or
2. December 2009 both) prolapse, the urethra can be kinked or compressed,
November 2009 obstructing urine outflow and making it difficult for the
bladder to empty completely. Obstructed bladders are
October 2009
cranky bladders, often becoming overactive in response to
August 2009
this interference with emptying.
A recent multicenter European study published in
Neurourology and Urodynamics showed a distinct
correlation between severe pelvic organ prolapse, bladder
outlet obstuction, and overactive bladder. Prolapse can
obstruct bladder outflow and if it does, the bladder tends to
become overactive, reminiscent of that vaudeville song,
“The head bone’s connected to the … neck bone…”. In
this timely review, they also found that successful prolapse
surgery often, but not always, calmed down bladder
overactivity by un-blocking the urethra and normalizing
bladder outflow. The connection between prolapse,
bladder outlet obstruction and overactive bladder
Women with prolapse and bladder problems often want to
know if surgery will fix both. This study helps us
understand that it indeed may help fix both the prolapse
and the obstructed/overactive bladder disorders in a large
portion of women with this unhappy combination. For
years, I’ve used pessaries (vaginal widgets that
comfortably hold prolapse in place) to help predict whether
or not prolapse surgery might also stop obstructed voiding
and overactive bladder, and most of the time it correlates
well to surgical outcome. And sometimes, the patient is so
pleased with the pessary that she cancels the operation.
For a detailed case report on women with prolapse,
obstructed voiding and overactive bladder, click on this
MedScape review:
Dr R for MedScape- prolapse, overactive bladder, stress
incontinence, obstructed bladder
http://cme.medscape.com/viewarticle/700135
One last note for women with prolapse and bladder
problems – there is another urinary incontinence
condition, called stress incontinence, that may actually
increase with pessary use or prolapse surgery, because a
stress – incontinent urethra may actually seal better with
the kinking and compression caused by prolapse, and
may therefore increase when the prolapse and kinking are
mechanically corrected. Stress incontinence is caused by
poor urethral closure that allows urine to leak out with
strenuous physical exertion, like sneezing or coughing or
opening a window or lifting heavy grocery bags. No
urgency, just “exert and squirt”.
3. Stress Urinary Incontinence = "Exert and
Squirt"
If you have prolapse and stress incontinence, your
problems require therapies for prolapse and therapies for
stress incontinence. Prolapse therapy options usually
involve pessary use or reconstructive surgery. Stress
incontinence options include Kegel exercises with pelvic
floor physical therapy, medications, or procedures such
as urethral bulking injections or minimally invasive sling
operations. You can do prolapse reconstruction and
urethral sling in one operation, for instance, taking care of
both your plumbing and your renovation problems at the
same time (on Plumbing and Renovations).
Prolapse or no prolapse, urge incontinence from
overactive bladder and stress incontinence from a weak
urethral seal can plague any woman at any age. About
13% of women with overactive bladder are under the age
of 35, and up to 30% college female athletes report
regular urinary incontinence of one sort or another during
training and competition. It comes with the territory, and it
increases in prevalence as women age.
1/3 of incontinent women suffer only stress incontinence,
1/3 only urge (overactive bladder) incontinence and 1/3
suffer a mixture of both overactive bladder / urge
incontinence AND stress incontinence.
If you have incontinence, or prolapse and bladder
problems, make sure you don’t undertake any therapeutic
measures without first understanding if you have
overactive bladder, bladder outlet obstruction, and/or
stress urinary incontinence. It is absolutely possible, and
not at all uncommon, to have all three conditions if you
suffer severe prolapse. Take the time to sort it all out,
make sure it’s clear in your mind, then work with your
doctor to set a common-sense course of action to restore
your core to normal anatomic and physiologic function.
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