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Dripping and Bedwetting
I am 46 yr old. As far I remember I have problem with urination i.e dripping after I finish urination.
Also, I have problem of bedwetting where I dream in sleep that I am in washroom (or somewhere appropriate for urination) ready for urinate but when I wake up and I am in Bed and find bed wet.
Is this related to weak bladder?
Many years of embarrassments.
Any advice?
Also, I have problem of bedwetting where I dream in sleep that I am in washroom (or somewhere appropriate for urination) ready for urinate but when I wake up and I am in Bed and find bed wet.
Is this related to weak bladder?
Many years of embarrassments.
Any advice?
First, many thanks for taking the time to provide your comments and feedback.
What do you recommend for physical examination and laboratory tests?
Recently I had a Sleep Apnea test and just yesterday I was informed that I have moderate condition of Sleep Apnea and I have an appointment with Dr.(specialist) later this month for further consultation etc. I am not if it is related but like to inform you.
THANKS VERY MUCH!
What do you recommend for physical examination and laboratory tests?
Recently I had a Sleep Apnea test and just yesterday I was informed that I have moderate condition of Sleep Apnea and I have an appointment with Dr.(specialist) later this month for further consultation etc. I am not if it is related but like to inform you.
THANKS VERY MUCH!
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hi,
Are there other symptoms present? This could be urinary incontinence, which can result from anatomic, physiologic, or pathologic factors. This could present as frequent nighttime urination, inability to void, even when the urge is felt or dribbling even after voiding. There are several conditions that could lead to this condition such as: benign prostatic hyperplasia; neurogenic bladder, tumors, and urinary stones .
In particular, overflow incontinence is a common symptom of benign prostatic hyperplasia. If the prostate gland is enlarged, it may obstruct the passage of urine through the urethra. This will lead to the symptoms. Neurogenic bladder associated with overflow incontinence is caused by the loss of sensation of bladder fullness due to damage or obstruction of sacral nerves and may also be a complication of various diseases such as diabetes mellitus and polio. Urinary stones may also block the urethra and cause overflow incontinence.
It would be best to have this evaluated further for proper management, A complete medical history and physical examination and some laboratory tests are important in determining the diagnosis. Take care and do keep us posted.
Are there other symptoms present? This could be urinary incontinence, which can result from anatomic, physiologic, or pathologic factors. This could present as frequent nighttime urination, inability to void, even when the urge is felt or dribbling even after voiding. There are several conditions that could lead to this condition such as: benign prostatic hyperplasia; neurogenic bladder, tumors, and urinary stones .
In particular, overflow incontinence is a common symptom of benign prostatic hyperplasia. If the prostate gland is enlarged, it may obstruct the passage of urine through the urethra. This will lead to the symptoms. Neurogenic bladder associated with overflow incontinence is caused by the loss of sensation of bladder fullness due to damage or obstruction of sacral nerves and may also be a complication of various diseases such as diabetes mellitus and polio. Urinary stones may also block the urethra and cause overflow incontinence.
It would be best to have this evaluated further for proper management, A complete medical history and physical examination and some laboratory tests are important in determining the diagnosis. Take care and do keep us posted.
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