A new study out in the Journal of Urology, it suggests that women with urogenital problems may be more prone to depression and anxiety than men. This is especially true for women who have a bladder infection and who are taking anti-bacterial medication. It is also true for women who are pregnant because of the hormonal fluctuations associated with pregnancy.
It’s just a small study, but it’s interesting nonetheless. The idea of a bladder infection may be related to the fact that women with urogenital problems have a higher risk of developing depression and anxiety, which in turn may cause them to be less likely to seek medical attention. Also, the study does not say if the women were taking anti-bacterial medications, so it’s not exactly a slam-dunk.
I think the general idea is that the bladder infection may be a way of life for these women because of certain hormone fluctuations that occur during pregnancy. Its a common condition for women to experience which can include urinary tract infections or bladder infections that last for several weeks.
It’s not as if the bladder is just a machine that can be used to fix itself. This is something of a major myth, but it’s definitely true.
Some women with this condition have a lot of fluid buildup in the bladder, which can be difficult to clear. It can also make the bladder more sensitive to chemical irritants, so it may be a good idea to keep your bladder cleansed even if you can’t empty it.
I am an urology specialist in Florida and have worked with many women with this condition. I have not personally heard of anyone having this condition, but it seems certain.
This may be one of the least common things you hear about with urology, but it is extremely common. It is a condition where urethral inflammation, usually caused by a urinary tract infection, occurs. It is not a physical ailment like high blood pressure or diabetes. The most common symptom is that you feel like you have a hard time urinating, but it can also be a sign you are having a urinary tract infection.
The condition is pretty rare, but it is unfortunately a major concern for men who have an enlarged prostate in the area around the urethra (the bladder part that contains the urine). In men with this condition, the urine is often “stale” or “dry” which causes the urethra to be more susceptible to damage. It is one of the more common reasons for having an enuretic attack.
And that’s why some men actually have an enlarged prostate. This is because the prostate is actually not the only organ that changes size throughout the normal course of a man’s life. In fact, the prostate enlarges first, then the rest of the urethra changes size.
