NEUROGENIC BLADDER

Neurogenic Bladder

Discover the best ways to self-catheterize

We offer solutions specifically designed to manage neurogenic bladder, supporting a better quality of life.

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Neurogenic bladder is a medical disorder caused by nerve damage affecting the urinary system, leading to difficulties in storing or releasing urine. Commonly triggered by conditions like spinal cord injuries, multiple sclerosis, and diabetes, this disorder not only impacts physical health but also poses challenges to daily life, social engagement, and emotional well-being.

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Catheters offer a reliable solution to the challenges posed by neurogenic bladder. By facilitating the controlled release of urine, they help manage the symptoms of this nerve-related disorder. Their use allows for greater freedom and confidence in daily activities, significantly improving quality of life for those dealing with nerve damage affecting the urinary system.

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understand the terms

If you're living with neurogenic bladder, understanding certain medical and technical terms can empower you to better manage your condition and communicate more effectively with healthcare providers.

Detrusor Muscle

The muscle that contracts to push urine out of the bladder.

Hyperreflexia

Involuntary contractions of the detrusor muscle, causing urgency and frequent urination.

Areflexia

Loss of detrusor muscle reflex, resulting in an inability to empty the bladder.

Vesicoureteral Reflux

A condition where urine flows back into the kidneys from the bladder, which can lead to infections.

Clean Intermittent Catheterization (CIC)

A method of self-catheterization that is done with a clean rather than sterile technique.

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We understand the complexities, the uncertainties, and the obstacles you face in seeking dependable urological care, especially for conditions like neurogenic bladder. Dive into our collection of success stories to discover how we've transformed the lives of patients, perhaps even someone with a story similar to yours.

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