I have taut bands in pelvic floor. Not able to pass stools nd urine. Area don't feel normal. It feels something tied up with some weird structure. Muscle feel abnormal like plastic. I don't understand. If dry needling is temporary, botox is temporary trigger points injection is temporary. Then actually what will permanent lasting results.
Doctor, I’ve been dealing with a distressing issue that I’m struggling to understand, and I’m not sure if it’s physical or psychological. As an adult, I am experiencing involuntary bedwetting whenever I fall asleep at night. For some reason, my brain just doesn't get the message about urine at night, and I don't feel the sensation of needing to urinate while I'm sleeping. Because of this, I've developed a strong anxiety around bedtime, and I actively try to stay awake at night to avoid sleeping just so it won't happen. It's affecting me every single day, and I'd like to figure out what might be causing this—whether it's an underlying physical condition with my bladder, nerves, or sleep, or if it's connected to stress—and what we can do to treat it.
My opening of forskin looks a bit red and burns when i touch it or the clothes touch it, the retraction has become difficult too. The micro tears are visible in the inner skin.
In a day 20-25 times urges for urination and not everytime large amount of urine pass in a day 2000-2400 ml urine but multiple times my weight is 67 kg height 162 cm from past 2&3 years i am facing the problem From past 6-9 month i have chronic constipation no burning no other abnormality liver kidney function test normal urine test normal 2-3 times i have taken test no infection nothing just overactive bladder symtoms
Peeing very less amount throughout the day since last 4 days as I was following Navratri fast ( dairy items and fruits allowed ) I observed change in my urine routine it felt very less . I'm not having any symptoms as such but my weight is 170 kgs and I take metoprolol succinate 12.5 mg since last 5 years but my BP is very much normal no high BP detected
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