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Trouble Emptying Bladder

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John - 30 Jun 2004 16:01 GMT
Hello.  I am a 27 year old male and I have trouble emptying my
bladder.  I've had bouts with frequent urination for a while and I was
beginning to suspect that I may have overactive bladder.  In trying to
decide if I wanted to see a doctor about the problem, I started
watching my urination habits a bit and noticed that many times after I
go to the bathroom, a slight urge to urinate comes back within a few
minutes.  If I return to the bathroom, I can sometimes void another
50-100 ml.

A little background; I use the bathroom at most once (sometimes none)
during the night.  I have no problem starting and the flow seems to be
fine.  I have no leaking or incontinence.

So, I'm wondering if my only problem is not properly emptying my
bladder.  Is having some urine retention normal?

Are there any techniques that one can do to help empty the bladder?
Can the muscle the empties the bladder be strengthened?  Can manual
pressure be applied to help empty the bladder?

Any and all comments will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
John
gothika - 03 Jul 2004 07:06 GMT
>Hello.  I am a 27 year old male and I have trouble emptying my
>bladder.  I've had bouts with frequent urination for a while and I was
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>Thank you.
>John

Can't answer most of your questions but I can tell you what my uro
told me in regards to emptying the bladder.
That someone your age shouldn't have any retension.
I've been having problems with my bladder/prostate for some years now
and when an ultrasound was finally done on my bladder they found a
fair amount of fluid retained. the   doctor told me that at for my age
range late40's to mid fifties, a male with good urinary tract health
should have no retension at all.
I'd say go and get an exam, some tests and a professional opinion.
You're certainly to young to have any symptoms that come with age.
The good thing is if you go straight away you stand a much better
chance of a positive outcome.
 
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