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View Post: welcome to the real world, it sucks: a dose of fear
6 hours ago by lucky one  
anyway, after a week of this i decided to do a little internet surfing on the subject of bladder control and urinary tract infections in dogs. i also called my sister who is the queen of doggie bladder infections since her dog lucy, ...
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View Post: Understanding Urinary Incontinence in Dogs
Veterinaria La Hacienda
5 hours ago by admin   ...
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View Post: Nerves Responsible for Bladder Control
2 Dec 2009 by Irish1970  
The sacral nerve is located just above the tail bone and is responsible for stimulating the nerves that control the bladder. When patients suffer from severe overactive bladder or incontinence, neuromodulation surgery is often conducted ...
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View Post: IACPV RESEARCH » Urinary Problem: Loss of Bladder Control. Causes ...
24 Nov 2009 by iacpv  
Nevertheless, what if you have an issue where you don't have bladder control? All of a sudden you have an urge to eliminate, however, you don't have power to control this. It is possible that this is related to this condition. ...
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View Post: Psychologic stressor on bladder control system may cause Paruresis
30 Nov 2009 by GreenLiveForever.com  
Mean while in many cases, the health care provider is unaware that the patient is suffering from the common social anxiety disorder know as Paruresis or Shy Bladder Syndrome. Many patient related to this disorder asking, ...
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View Post: Alternative and herbal medicines for bladder problems
23 minutes ago
Further measures to control bladder problems include the following: Try to relieve the pain of the heat limits, sits in a warm bath or help with a heating pad. Do not delay urination. Holding the urine increases> Bladder irritation. ...
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