Post Void Residual Volume is a typically verbose name for an everyday fact. How much fluid is left in your bladder after taking a pee.
Although post void residual volume (PVR) is a valuable diagnostic test in patients with urinary incontinence. It has been shown to be non-specific and not completely accurate.
One of the most infuriating MS Symptoms is urinary hesitancy. You feel a strong urge to pee but when you attempt to urinate nothing happens!
You probably know that urinary hesitancy is a common problem for older women. But did you know that it’s also common throughout the life cycle? In fact, urinary hesitancy can affect both men and women of all ages.But what exactly is it and how do you know it’s a problem?
Multiple Sclerosis has many symptoms and Urinary Urgency is just one of many bladder issues you will encounter in the MS fight.
Urinary urgency is the medical term for the feeling of an uncomfortably strong need to urinate. It can be a symptom of several different diseases, but in most cases can be treated well without the need for medications.
Of the many bladder-related problems that may beset the unfortunate MSer. Urinary Frequency is a need to urinate more often than other people.
Urinary frequency describes the number of times a person needs to urinate in a day. It is also called as polyuria. In general, polyuria is a symptom that indicates dehydration, diabetes mellitus or urinary tract infection.
Suffered by many with multiple sclerosis: Frequent Micturition: Causes and Effective Home Remedies. Bladder problems and MS.
This frequent need to use the available toilet facilities is a familiar problem to many people with multiple sclerosis. MS is known to cause many urinary problems.