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A member asked:
Specifically, what are the signs that you have bladder/bowel issues related to cerviical spine like bulg discs,stenosis,pinched nerves.?i'm concernd
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Spinal problems: The most common bowel or bladder-related issue due to the spinal cord is incontinence of urine or stool. However, the opposite can be true, resulting in inability to pass urine. If you're having any bowel or bladder related issues such as the above, you should seek medical care immediately. Good luck.
Answered 3/26/2015
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