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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Prostate Cancer / March 2005

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Incontinence after RRP and Diabetes

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Ron B - 02 Mar 2005 13:34 GMT
From the...As if I needed something else to be afraid of...dept.:

Folks have mentioned the incontinence recovery problem varies with
activity, strain, passing gas etc.

As a new diabetic...the lower carb (and thus lower sugar) veggies talked
about a lot include broccoli and cauliflower.
Since they cause gas...I'm concerned that if I continue my diet (which
is doing great controlling the diabetes), the gas and rectal pressure
will cause leakage more than with another diet type.

I know that it's different for every person but I did well by sticking
to a few foods.

We're encouraged to use stool softeners ANYWAY so that's OK...but I'm
concerned about prolonging the incontinence due to gas pressure.

Thanks for any thoughts.

Ron B.

Chicago
Sandy K. - 02 Mar 2005 14:28 GMT
> From the...As if I needed something else to be afraid of...dept.:
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> Chicago

I only have leaking problems related to passing gas when I strain.  If I
wait fo rthe gas to pass more naturally, I don't leak.  Never had a problem
with sneezing...

Sandy K.
makingprogress - 02 Mar 2005 14:48 GMT
I too have diabetis and I am 6 weeks out from my RRP. I control my diabetis
through diet and exercise. I eat broccoli,etc. I use Beano and occasionally
Gas-X. But the gas problem seems to be getting better.  
 
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