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Can underactive detrusor ever return to normal?
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Maybe yes...: Occasional incontinence of urine & stool is common, but loss of bladder/bowel control particularly without warning may signal a significant infection, inflammatory problem, maldigestive concern, or neurologic disorder. Sometimes, particularly in youths, the condition is behavioral. Biofeedback and/or minimally invasive interventions in some settings can be curative.
Answered 5/23/2017
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