Description:

Neurogenic bladder dysfunction is a nervous system that prevents you from having normal bladder control. It occurs when damage occurs to the nerves that regulate your bladder frequently as a result of disease or trauma. Neurogenic bladder dysfunction is classified into two types. One form of neurogenic bladder dysfunction that leaves you with little to no control over your urination is overactive bladder. You might also have an unexpected or frequent urge to urinate as a result of it. (It is also known as hyper-reflexive or spastic bladder.) Underactive bladder occurs when your bladder muscles lose the ability to hold urine. You can no longer feel when your bladder is full or empty it completely so it overfills and urine leaks. (This particular kind of neurogenic bladder. is also called flaccid or hypotonic bladder)

Cause:

Neurogenic bladders can be caused by a variety of factors, including • Cerebral conditions like  accidents or "strokes"  Intracerebral hemorrhages  Brain tumors • Spinal Cord Conditions like Spinal Cord Injury  Spina bifida Transverse myelitis.  Spinal cord tumors  Peripheral nerve problems. • Pelvic conditions like  pelvic surgery  Pelvic radiation peripheral neuropathy  Prolapsed spinal disc. • General conditions that can affect nerve function on multiple levels  Multiple sclerosis Diabetes Parkinson's disease Vitamin B12 deficiency.

Symptom:

The symptoms of neurogenic bladder dysfunction are as follows: • Feeling an urgent need to urinate. • Having a weak urine flow or dribbling urine • Frequent urination • Inability or difficulty passing urine • Unable to control your urination. • Painful or unpleasant urination

Ayurveda Treartments:

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