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Reply 1
im wondering the same.ive got it,its awful.its getting really annoying.
Reply 2
pelvic floor excersises
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pelvic floor excersises

definitely :smile: Google them - they're really easy to do. You can also buy pelvic cones which you put in and have to hold there
Reply 4
I just find I need to go to the toilet a lot sometimes... So not bladder weakness or anything. Hmm..
Reply 5
I went to the doctor with this, they gave me pills which caused more water to be absorbed into the blood stream, and otherwise told me to practice not going to the toilet for as long as possible, as this would increase the size of the bladder.
I can't remember much more because it was about 7 years ago, but I definitely don't have diabetes
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I have been trying that, and it is quite difficult. My muscles must be really weak.

I only have begun to worry about it recently because I had a really embarrassing incident, and luckily I was at home.

It isn't comfortable, I wash daily but still don't feel clean and I have to change trousers every day.

I also feel like I have constant period pain? Is that normal?
Reply 7
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I have been trying that, and it is quite difficult. My muscles must be really weak.

I only have begun to worry about it recently because I had a really embarrassing incident, and luckily I was at home.

It isn't comfortable, I wash daily but still don't feel clean and I have to change trousers every day.

I also feel like I have constant period pain? Is that normal?


No. Go to the doctor. You may have an infection
Reply 8
it certainly does sound like an infection
Reply 9
not as a medical disease sorry.it happens to me when i laugh uncontrollably or when i sneeze suddenly.i hate it when i sneeze especially.try doing those vaginal muscle exercieses where you squeeze the muscles aruond that area that you use for peeing. (when you're peeing squeeze the muscles to stop the flow and release.when you get the hang of it and know which muscles to squeeze you can do it while you're doing other stuff).it strengthens the muscles so you get better control hopefully if not see your gp about it :hugs: you'll be fine
if you pee a lot it might just be thrush (guys get it as well) or just that you drink too much water...weather always makes you pee more especially when it's cold.
Reply 11
I will try and book a doctor's appointment this week. I just feel so unhappy about it, and I'm stressed at the moment too. Thanks x
Reply 12
Im suffering from sumthing similar at the moment. I find i need the toilet a LOT more than usual and can never quite make it to the toilet in time, its awful. I hate being this out of control! Also my periods late too and its really stressing me out!
Reply 13
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Im suffering from sumthing similar at the moment. I find i need the toilet a LOT more than usual and can never quite make it to the toilet in time, its awful. I hate being this out of control! Also my periods late too and its really stressing me out!

see......the..........doctor
Reply 14
my father is a pee master, he pees almost every hour i think -_- well thats what i think anyway, but the point is he keeps on going up the middle of teh night just to pee. But the doctor said he was ok, the reason he pees a lot is because of the pills that he is taking to control his blood pressure -_-
it sounds like from the pain you are describing that it could be a UTI (urinary tract infection) such as cystitis, which are very common esp in girls. i strongly advise you go to the doctor....whether or not it is this then she will be able to give you the best advice, and/or medication.
It very much sounds like cystisis, which i had a week ago. I found myself needing the toilet tonnes more than usual and sometimes finding it hard to make it in time. had burning feeling when n the toilet. bad cramps etc. go soon otherwise it could develop into something worse such a kidney infection, also which i had :redface:
Reply 17
oooh i didnt think about that i suffer quite alot from that
Reply 18
I don't actually have a burning sensation. I just sometimes don't think I can actually control my bladder, I don't feel what is going on. The pain is just like a dull ache, it isn't so bad that I need painkillers, but I can feel it.

I'm so :redface: when I know I shouldn't be. But at 18 you think I would be able to control myself. :rolleyes:
Reply 19
I don't actually have a burning sensation. I just sometimes don't think I can actually control my bladder, I don't feel what is going on. The pain is just like a dull ache, it isn't so bad that I need painkillers, but I can feel it.

I'm so :redface: when I know I shouldn't be. But at 18 you think I would be able to control myself. :rolleyes: