Question 1

how can you suspect a bladder to be neurogenic and what would be the treatment?

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See your PCP first.: Neurogenic bladder sphincter dysfunction is usually a lesion in any level of the nervous system from the cortex , the spine and the peripheral nervous system. See your pcp first who can refer you to a urologist. Oxybutynin has been used . Early diagnosis is important to prevent damage to your kidneys and the urinary bladder wall.

Question 2

what is the treatment for bladder rupture?

Accepted Answer

Emergency surgery: If you bladder ruptures, it needs to be repaired. Although urine is usually sterile, when it leaks into your abdominal area due to a ruptured bladder it can cause serious problems. Furthermore, what ever caused the bladder to rupture may have caused other trauma. Check with your surgeon.

Question 3

what are?treatments for?neurogenic bladder ?

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Possibly: If the onset is very recent and is due to nerve compression that can be reversed it may be curable with surgery. An example is an acute lumbar disc herniation that causes neurogenic bladder. If the condition is chronic it is less likely to respond to treatment though it still may. In chronic cases treatment usually focuses on managing the problem and may include self catheterization.

Question 4

what is the treatment for neurogenic bladder?

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Individualized: There are different types of neurogenic bladder. Common causes might be multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injury or stroke. In general, the bladder's function is to store and void urine, both of which can be disrupted. Goals of treatment should be to allow low pressure storage of urine and adequate emptying at a convenient time. Self catherization and medication are often used to accomplish this.

Question 5

what is the treatment for painful bladder syndrome?

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Treatment of PBS: The treatment of pbs involves multiple approaches.  Medications, avoidance of irritants, bladder installations, pelvic floor physical therapy, neuromodulation.  For more information see this link.    http://www.drjkm.com/treatment-options-interstitial-cystitis-painful-bladder-syndromes-part-3-discussion-ic-pbs/.

Question 6

what are some treatments to regain bladder control?

Accepted Answer

BLADDER CONTROL: Timed voiding and kegel excersizes can help in the absents of a bladder infection. There are other pelvic floor excersizes that can help or pelvic rehab.

Question 7

what are the treatment options for bladder prolapse?

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Depends on goals: Depending on symptoms and type and degree of prolapse.  There are a number of surgical options.  Non surgical can include a device known as a pessary, placed in the vaginal to help the symptoms of prolapse.
Biofeedback can be used for bladder control, which may accompany prolapse.

Question 8

treatment for bladder infecection caused by klebsiella?

Accepted Answer

Varies: This varies depending on the sensitivity result which is usually given whenever the culture is done. Whatever medication the organism is sensitive to, is what should be used for treatment

Question 9

hutch diverticulum? overactive bladder? what is the treatment

Accepted Answer

BLADDER DIVERTICULUM: Hutch diverticulae are a certain types seen at the junction of the ureter and bladder and, by themselves are harmless if there is no reflux. They are often associated with refluxing ureters. There are many who have them found by accident that have no symptoms. Other bladder diverticulae  can be signs of high voiding pressures as well as a hutch enlarging from same. A bladder diary and urodynamics.

Question 10

what is the standard treatment for mild bladder prolapse? thank you?

Accepted Answer

: It depends on the symptoms and findings. If no symptoms then just observation. If symptoms then there are non operative as well as surgical options.

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