Bladder Dysfunction
What is and isn’t normal during urination?
What is and isn’t normal about urination? Does your mind focus on the bladder many more times throughout the day, aside from when you feel the need to urinate? Did you know that the muscles of your pelvic floor play a significant role in bladder function? Did you know which muscles are involved in bladder function? Under normal circumstances, these are the muscles that allow you to control your bladder, allowing you to urinate whenever you need to. When these muscles fail to function, urination and its related issues become a problem for you.
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