Spastic Bladder

The bladder is located in the lower abdomen. The bladder is a hollow basin with flexible, muscular wall that stores urine. Among men, it is greater than the prostate, rectum and separated by scooping rectovesical. In females, the bladder is separated from the rectum with recto-uterine excavation, and is separated from the uterus through the excavation vesicouterine. bladder problems are not a natural consequence of aging.

Incontinence is uncontrollable leaking of urine from the bladder. Incontinence is both a medical and social problem. Incontinence is often worse if you are overweight, a cough or a urinary infection and after menopause. Incontinence occurs if the contract the bladder muscles or muscles surrounding the urethra relax without warning.

Symptoms of a bladder infection may include going to the toilet frequently, blood in urine, cloudy urine and odor, increased spasticity of lower limbs, fever and chills. A person with one of the following symptoms should consult a doctor: blood in the urine (urine, which looks at the pain of a bright red or rusty), urination, frequent urination, or feeling the need urinate even if nothing comes out. Limit alcoholic beverages, soda pop, coffee and other caffeinated products and beverages and foods with artificial sweeteners appears to reduce symptoms in some people.

Overactive bladder is a significant health problem. Overactive bladder is more common in women and the elderly, but can be found in younger people and men. Overactive bladder (OAB) is a treatable medical illness caused by involuntary muscle spasms of the bladder. The bladder muscle may be such that it can not contract (ie it is always relaxed) or overactive and the sphincters (especially the voluntary control of one) uncontrollable and too relaxed or too tight.

There are three main symptoms of overactive bladder. You can only have the first two or three.

1 - Frequency, need to empty your bladder more frequently than usual. Go to the toilet more than eight times in 24 hours is generally
considered unusual.

2 - The urgency, the sudden feeling that you have to do now.

3 - incontinence. This means that you need to go so urgent that you lose control before
you can go to the toilet.

Of all those who have an overactive bladder, 40% suffer from urge incontinence.
Outside of overactive bladder, another common cause of bladder leaking is called stress incontinence.

The typical person with overactive bladder is an adult urine more than 8 times per 24 hours with an average urinary volume of about 150ml. pharmacotherapy for the treatment of overactive bladder is based on the use of muscarinic receptor antagonists. As a common problem that is overactive bladder, patients rarely mention the health care providers.

Cancer occurs when cells in the bladder begins to grow uncontrollably affects the normal functioning of the body, and sometimes the surrounding organs. In fact, patients with bladder cancer sometimes have the same type of cancer in the lining of the kidneys, ureters, or urethra. Therefore, a complete
evaluation of the urinary system is recommended for patients diagnosed with kidney cancer, bladder, ureter, or urethra. The treatment recommendations for some patients may be influenced by the type of cancer. Fortunately, when the symptoms of bladder cancer are diagnosed early, bladder cancer can be treated with a variety of treatment options.

Treatment options depend on the stage of bladder cancer.