Diabetes, Urinary Incontinence, Diarrhea, Leg Pain, Exhaustion. What Drugs Will Help?
Hi doctor,my brother has diabetes type 2.He has had incontinence for a year and cannot sleep during night time because bed completely wet which is accident wee all night.Also he has diarrhoea for 2 years and his leg has a lot pain.Doctor said your bladder lost nervous system .He is now exhausted.Cannot sleep can not eat no treatment.Sometimes he really wanted to die.My question: What herb or capsule is best for diabetes heavy incontinence man? Doctor,please help my brother
Hello,
I understand the problem being faced by your brother.
There are two issues
1... Chronic diarrhea ( diabetic diarrhea ?)
2.. Urine incontinence.
There are several reasons why diabetic diarrhea is thought to occur. Sometimes it occurs because of overgrowth of bacteria in the intestines. It may also occur because of problems with the pancreas, which leads to poor absorption of nutrients. However, researchers believe that the most common reason involves a condition called diabetic neuropathy.
Similarly dysfuntion of urination have long been known as a problem associated with diabetes and is due to autonomic neuropathy.
As this neuropathy progresses, it leads to incomplete bladder emptying, urinary dribbling, and overflow incontinence.
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Diabetes, Urinary Incontinence, Diarrhea, Leg Pain, Exhaustion. What Drugs Will Help?
Hello, I understand the problem being faced by your brother. There are two issues 1... Chronic diarrhea ( diabetic diarrhea ?) 2.. Urine incontinence. There are several reasons why diabetic diarrhea is thought to occur. Sometimes it occurs because of overgrowth of bacteria in the intestines. It may also occur because of problems with the pancreas, which leads to poor absorption of nutrients. However, researchers believe that the most common reason involves a condition called diabetic neuropathy. Similarly dysfuntion of urination have long been known as a problem associated with diabetes and is due to autonomic neuropathy. As this neuropathy progresses, it leads to incomplete bladder emptying, urinary dribbling, and overflow incontinence. You must consult a diabetologist and a urologist to have a joint management of uncontrolled diabetes and urine incontinence.Simultaneously you can have consultation with a gastroenterologist also. Thanks