#bladder problems

[omoegabo]

two omegas out in public together despite their alpha’s warnings that their heat is nearing. they’ve just finished chatting over drinks when that familiar blistering heat begins to prick their skin, being in heat makes everything 10x more sensitive. the drinks they’ve just had go straight to their bladders and it immediately becomes an emergency. they struggle to get themselves to the train station, eventually being backed into the corner of a jam packed train where they’re whimpering and whining and clinging to each other trying so hard not to pee when their slick is already making a mess between their thighs. and when they finally get off the station they hobble together almost all the way home until eventually one of them can’t take it anymore and wets themselves a street away from home, which triggers the other omega to go as well. they finally reach home wet & miserable where their alpha who could sense the situation from a mile away gives them an “i told you so” lecture before comforting them and fucking them silly in a nice warm bath.

[mental-mona]

Request for catheter aftercare advice

Ok Tumblr hive mind, I'm thinking some of y'all have experience with this, and I doubt most of my Facebook friends do. I LOATHE urinary catheters - they're agony going in, seriously uncomfortable inside, agony coming out, and then I typically can't pee for a good few hours afterwards because my urethra hurts so much. I know this because I have occasionally needed catheters for interstitial cystitis diagnosis & treatment stuff. My first urogyn was horrible and liked using them to the point that he once catheterized me without warning or consent because a bladder scanner showed that I was retaining urine, so I have some medical trauma there.

Anyway, the actual question: today I got Botox in my bladder, and though my current urogyn is great and told me exactly what he was doing with every step, it still royally sucked. 6 hours later my urethra still hit around a 7 on the pain scale when I peed, and it hasn't calmed down much since. The only thing I could think of to do to reduce the pain was take an ibuprofen, and I'm not convinced that's done much. If the Botox works, I'll be doing this every 7-12 months, and I'd like it to suck WAY less. Does anybody have any ideas for preventive measures or aftercare that will reduce the pain of this procedure?

[turtwig387]

I really have such a low opinion of myself that having an accident often feels like some sort of personal failure

Oh I wet the bed? That's my fault for *checks notes* Laying On My Side

[munaeem]

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[urosaketnarnoli]

To manage age-related bladder problems and incontinence, understand the importance of pelvic floor exercises, lifestyle modifications, and regular bathroom habits. Seek professional advice for tailored approaches, including medication or surgery if necessary.

[chipped-chimera]

Shrimp Inspector 🦐👀

[princeloww]

reblogging from the school toilets

[murderandcoffee]

got in trouble at work today for uhhhh *checks notes* using the bathroom.

can I start throttling upper management now? please?

[vampyrehospital]

how to get weed out of my system fast no glue no borax

[carnage-cathedral]

roommate's dog peed on my floor again :/

[wanderingmind867]

Ever since July, I've had stomach issues. My doctor never really figured out what was causing them, but me and my dad just figured they were going away, so we stopped asking about them. But they never really went away. I get constipation a lot lately. And like, that's better than having to go bathroom at school. But it's still not very fun to deal with. But sadly, I think I've just gotten used to the stomach problems. They've been going on for so long, that it's easy for me to overlook them.

And I also have a nervous stomach. So before bed or before school, I'll spend 20 minutes or more in the bathroom. I never want to leave the bathroom, because I'm scared I'll end up needing to go pee at school or get up from my bed to go pee, or any number of other things. It's becoming a real hassle at bedtime, but I'm slowly growing used to this problem too. I think I made a post venting about this before, where I wondered if it was possibly masturbation causing this problem. I still don't know, honestly. But I'm all too used to it, sadly.

[chainsawseesaw]

My on-going lovestory with water is really terribly beautiful

[apaleflame]

today is laparoscopic surgery day! 🎉 im nervous

[somecunttookmyurl]

and yes everyone at the time did try and peg this as some trauma response to my my mum dying when i was 6 and therapise me out of it like. cool theory! unfortunately you see i was Like This when she was alive

the very cool not at all annoying thing about having a parental death (or i guess really any singular major traumatic event? probably?) when you're very young is that people will literally blame every problem on that for the rest of your life forever. if you had symptoms syndrome before no you didn't