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Underactive bladder with post Void

2023-04-13 19:36:55
Hi, I am male with 28 years of age. I am having underactive bladder as per Urodynamic test and uroflowmetry test and when checked for PVR it was showing 125 ml left after urination. Doctors are saying there is no cure for this disease, we can only manage with self catherization or permanent catherization. I don't want to live my life in this way. Is there really treatment in ayurved or homoepathy or allopathy to get totally cure?
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Start pelvic floor muscle exercises. Consult your urologist and physiotherapist for it. They can improve bladder function to some extent. Then there is sacral nerve modulation and other options also but that needs proper evaluation in a dedicated centre. Until then self catheterisation is the best treatment at this time. Please continue it.

Answered2023-04-14 05:07:31

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