Maybe you better lay with the terms Anyang-ayangan and incontinence compared with the medical term incontinence. Often underestimated although it negatively affects the quality of your life. Then, how to identify and treat it?
Conditions in the medical world this is called urinary incontinence is urine output at the moment are not desired. Also difficult to control, resulting in health problems or social problems.
Although not directly life threatening, these disorders can cause a psychological burden, social, and will affect kidney health. Basically, the urine produced by the kidneys from filtering the blood.
"Substances that are useful for the body to be stored, while those not useful are discarded as urine," said Dr.. dr. Nur Rashid, SpU, Head of the Department of Urology, Faculty of medicine RSCM in educating the media on "Do Right To overcome incontinence Action", organized by Asri Hospital in Jakarta, October 3, 2011.
From the kidneys, urine will be collected in the bladder. Any bladder fills with urine will continue until it reaches a certain volume and punched out to produce a sense of urge to urinate.
However, in people who suffer from incontinence, they are unable to resist the urge to urinate. Often they have to go back and forth to the toilet just to pee when the bladder is not fully charged even empty.
Patients may experience recurrent pee because it was never completely get rid of urine in the bladder. In fact, they can not resist the urge to urinate, due to weak pelvic wall muscles to hold the discharge of urine. This condition is called a wet incontinence.
Patients also can always feel the urge to urinate. Although, the bladder is empty and dry condition is known as incontinence. According to type, there are six types of incontinence.
1. Stress incontinence: Urine uncontrollably out because of an increase in abdominal pressure during coughing, straining, laughing, sneezing, running.
2. Type of urge incontinence: Urine out uncontrollably when preceded by a strong desire to urinate in the afternoon and evening. This is caused by contractions of the bladder that is not controlled.
3. Over flow incontinence: The bladder is too full and partial urine out uncontrollably because the bladder muscles are weak. Usually accompanied by difficulty urinating.
4. Mixed incontinence: This type is a mixture of types of stress and urge.
5. Nocturnal Enuresis: The exit of urine out of control during sleep.
6. Incontinentia continua: Urine out continuously.
Causes
There are many factors causing the incontinence. Like, the process of aging, estrogen deficiency, obesity, normal deliveries with children who are large, the history of surgery such as hysterectomy pelvic area.
Including neurological disorders, diabetes, prostate swelling, history of consumption of drugs that interfere with the function of the urinary tract muscles, spinal trauma to spinal surgery.
Incontinence disorders can happen to anyone, both men and women of all ages. To know this disorder, the doctor will perform a diagnosis through patient complaints, physical examination, voiding diary, examination uroflowmetri, and Urodynamics. If you already know the type, the patient will be asked to undergo drug therapy, behavioral therapy, and Kegel exercises.
"If for 3 months, her condition did not improve, then surgery will be held in the urinary tract," says Dr. herrina E. Rahardjo, SpU, PhD, Staff member of the Division of Urology, Department of Surgery, Faculty of Medicine, UI.
Conditions in the medical world this is called urinary incontinence is urine output at the moment are not desired. Also difficult to control, resulting in health problems or social problems.
Although not directly life threatening, these disorders can cause a psychological burden, social, and will affect kidney health. Basically, the urine produced by the kidneys from filtering the blood.
"Substances that are useful for the body to be stored, while those not useful are discarded as urine," said Dr.. dr. Nur Rashid, SpU, Head of the Department of Urology, Faculty of medicine RSCM in educating the media on "Do Right To overcome incontinence Action", organized by Asri Hospital in Jakarta, October 3, 2011.
From the kidneys, urine will be collected in the bladder. Any bladder fills with urine will continue until it reaches a certain volume and punched out to produce a sense of urge to urinate.
However, in people who suffer from incontinence, they are unable to resist the urge to urinate. Often they have to go back and forth to the toilet just to pee when the bladder is not fully charged even empty.
Patients may experience recurrent pee because it was never completely get rid of urine in the bladder. In fact, they can not resist the urge to urinate, due to weak pelvic wall muscles to hold the discharge of urine. This condition is called a wet incontinence.
Patients also can always feel the urge to urinate. Although, the bladder is empty and dry condition is known as incontinence. According to type, there are six types of incontinence.
1. Stress incontinence: Urine uncontrollably out because of an increase in abdominal pressure during coughing, straining, laughing, sneezing, running.
2. Type of urge incontinence: Urine out uncontrollably when preceded by a strong desire to urinate in the afternoon and evening. This is caused by contractions of the bladder that is not controlled.
3. Over flow incontinence: The bladder is too full and partial urine out uncontrollably because the bladder muscles are weak. Usually accompanied by difficulty urinating.
4. Mixed incontinence: This type is a mixture of types of stress and urge.
5. Nocturnal Enuresis: The exit of urine out of control during sleep.
6. Incontinentia continua: Urine out continuously.
Causes
There are many factors causing the incontinence. Like, the process of aging, estrogen deficiency, obesity, normal deliveries with children who are large, the history of surgery such as hysterectomy pelvic area.
Including neurological disorders, diabetes, prostate swelling, history of consumption of drugs that interfere with the function of the urinary tract muscles, spinal trauma to spinal surgery.
Incontinence disorders can happen to anyone, both men and women of all ages. To know this disorder, the doctor will perform a diagnosis through patient complaints, physical examination, voiding diary, examination uroflowmetri, and Urodynamics. If you already know the type, the patient will be asked to undergo drug therapy, behavioral therapy, and Kegel exercises.
"If for 3 months, her condition did not improve, then surgery will be held in the urinary tract," says Dr. herrina E. Rahardjo, SpU, PhD, Staff member of the Division of Urology, Department of Surgery, Faculty of Medicine, UI.
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