Suggest Remedy For Leakage Of Urine And Unclear Urination
I am 30year, I have a problem of urology. after passing urine i felt that it is not clear and some times at the time of zipping some urine comes out and wet my inner ware also. i feel i am loosing the strength of my genital organ. please advice what to do?
I am so sorry to hear about this leaking urine that you have reported. This is suggestive of urinary incontinence. If it just started, it could be caused by an infection.
If this has been for a while, then a muscle which controls the opening of the bladder is affected. I will suggest that you start with your primary care doctor.
If an infection isn't the cause, you should see a urogynecologist for bladder studies. These evaluations will enable the exact cause to be identified and managed accordingly.
For now, continue with pads, avoid drinking much water and limit the number of outdoors visits unless they are very important or mandatory so as to avoid possible embarrassments.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Take care
Regards,
Dr Ivan R. Rommstein, General Surgeon
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Suggest Remedy For Leakage Of Urine And Unclear Urination
Hi, I am so sorry to hear about this leaking urine that you have reported. This is suggestive of urinary incontinence. If it just started, it could be caused by an infection. If this has been for a while, then a muscle which controls the opening of the bladder is affected. I will suggest that you start with your primary care doctor. If an infection isn t the cause, you should see a urogynecologist for bladder studies. These evaluations will enable the exact cause to be identified and managed accordingly. For now, continue with pads, avoid drinking much water and limit the number of outdoors visits unless they are very important or mandatory so as to avoid possible embarrassments. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Take care Regards, Dr Ivan R. Rommstein, General Surgeon