Since I had a bad episode with kidney stones a few months ago, I've been experiencing some issues with controlling my urine. Sometimes I leak a little bit, especially when I cough or sneeze. Is it possible for kidney stones to cause urinary incontinence?
7 months ago
Yes, when a stone is irritating the bladder wall, it can cause a sudden, uncontrollable urge to urinate. Since I have thyroid issues and have to be careful with urinary health, I highly recommend regular tests and doctor follow-ups to find the exact cause.
5 months ago
The pressure of the stone can weaken the pelvic floor muscles temporarily and cause leakage. Practicing gentle pranayama helps calm the bladder nerves, but please consult a doctor for proper diagnosis.
7 months ago
Actually yes, it is super annoying yaar! When the stone is pressing near the bladder, you feel like you have to run to the washroom every minute and might leak a bit. Just see a doctor to get some relief.
7 months ago
Urinary incontinence can happen if a stone is lodged near the bladder neck, causing spasms and bladder instability. However, it can also be due to a UTI or prostate issues in men. Getting a professional urologist's opinion is the best course of action.
7 months ago
Hey, don't feel embarrassed, this can definitely happen when a stone irritates the bladder. It makes you feel like you can't hold it in. Just get an ultrasound done and speak to a doctor, it will get sorted.
6 months ago
Yes, bladder irritation from stones can cause leakage. Instead of buying expensive adult diapers or worrying, just get a simple urine routine test and see a local doctor to treat the root cause.
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