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rs-maitri-clinic · 2 years

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Overactive Bladder (OAB) FAQS

#1 OAB is distinguished by its urgency. In other words, when the urge to urinate is sensed, it is intense and challenging to put off. Other symptoms of OAB include getting up in the middle of the night, leaking while going to the bathroom, and frequent urination.

#2 OAB is distinguished by its urgency. In other words, when the urge to urinate is sensed, it is intense and challenging to put off. Other symptoms of OAB include getting up in the middle of the night, leaking while going to the bathroom, and frequent urination.

#3 Estrogen receptors are present in the vagina and urethra. These tissues may shrink and irritate if oestrogen levels are low. This discomfort could make OAB symptoms worse. For certain women, vaginally delivered local oestrogen can have a positive effect.

#4 Typically, bladder infections do not lead to OAB. The symptoms often improve once the illness is gone. Having said that, some individuals claim that an event like a bladder infection served as a trigger for their OAB.

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studyingwithsky · 2 years

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|| 21.08.2022 ||

So… I’ve been gone for quite a long time.

In my defense, being in the hospital, studying for all the questions doctors may ask and doing all the assignments on time gets quite difficult after those two years of online classes.

I’ll try to be more active here… also I’ve been thinking about joining the studygram community, would that be a good idea?

Anyways, here are some pictures from the OR. A lot of laparoscopic surgeries and some really really big kidneys… and prostates. I’ll be going to imaging next… wish me luck!

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stargirlfics · 1 year

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coming home from one of those days working in healthcare where you feel incompetent the entire day like

#adventures in the OR #i legit was starting to cry while we stuck a laser up someone’s penis just now what is life fjdjdj #i’m still learning cysto/urology and I absolutely hate it #it’s wet and messy and the surgeries itself are pretty easy but it’s learning the equipment and what supplies and who prefers what ya know #also tell me why all the surgeons in urology except for the one (1) woman in the specialty are lowkey assholes :) love that

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spoonful116 · 1 year

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Dear kidneys,

Stop making stones. You're not a geologist.

#kidney stones #spoonie #disability #chronic disability #disabilities #spoonie life #chronic uti #uti #urology

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antoniniurology · 5 months

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♂️ MD PhD Gabriele Antonini {A World-Class Men’s Health Clinic - Penile Implant Surgery} 🔹 (+39) 06 6482.1375 ♂️[email protected] 🌐 https://antoniniurology.com/esgurs-esau-23 🌐 isurgerytube.com 🌐 penileimplantchannel.com 🌐 circumcisiontv.com L'evento ESGURS-ESAU 23, organizzato dalla Società Europea di Chirurgia, rappresenta un'importante opportunità per condividere conoscenze sulla chirurgia mini invasiva.

#penileprosthesis #esgirs #cocci #ralph #antonini #esau23 #chirurgia #miniinvasiva #urology #men #life #sexualimpotence #erectiledeficit #artificialerection

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jaycot · 2 years

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bouffant caps, are the first line of defence against any contamination. They are made up of non-woven fabric, which can resist the finest of particles and be secured around the head with the help of an elastic grip

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kyleeisenhart · 2 years

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Our 3rd annual urology intern welcome party is in the books!:) So happy to have celebrated with everyone this past weekend and excited for the new interns as well! #party #house #home #celebrate #intern #urology #losangeles #realestate #larealestate #property #laproperty #design #homedesign #interiordesign #architecture #architectural #fun #cool #beautiful #life #living #luxury #luxuryhome #instagood #picoftheday #photooftheday #rodeorealty #kyleeisenhart (at Los Angeles, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/CfDVicPrFAb/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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topicaltropic · 19 days

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Grown up taylor: makes a living out of being a weird fraud & con artist and also loves to rip shit from popular media into his life. Tried to wolf of wall street. Tried to break bad. Did a arataka reigen (none of the heart). Had a politican arc, gave up within the month. Current crypto rug pull arc has 5 days left. Next week he'll have nothing better to do than stage slip & fall accidents. 富二代 as a side gig (fingers crossed to participate in a Sucession). Always dine and dashes. Scum of the earth who never learned not to take the easy way out. Lawful evil. Did not graduate college (so he can forever have a student discount).

Grown up Normal: totally disconnected from modern society. Cannot stomach any type of mundanity. Most time spent in forgotten realm/old earth trying to participate in some sort of epic grand adventure. Travels to other dimensions as well to find something to do there. Will go to new earth for anything supernatural/magical but generally avoids it (not currently ready for further therapy). It would not be wrong to refer to him as a volunteer or a wanderer, but put plainly hes just unemployed. Doesnt have school spirit to power himself as a cleric anymore, attempted college just to see if it could bring the spark back (it didnt so he dropped out). Tried with the doodler, didnt work out (they didnt pick up). Currently trying to find something to believe in. Does not want to let go of his hurt.

Grown up linc: soccer coach & urology teacher. Passive instigator of the intense politics within the school district & neighborhood. Graduated college

Grown up scary: works as a Contractor (same logic of ron being a business man. You just contract her work. its that simple). Uses magic & her powers still incredibly frequently in daily life. As a side project she works for a good while to find the doodler again and summon them. Works eventually and it becomes her patron and also they do a symbiote type of thing every few months and dood gets to experience the joys of the human experience (on occasion they both like to go eat 100 burgers or something). Did not go to college.

#txt #ill draw something for this eventually haha

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whumpy-daydreams · 4 months

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Types of surgery

Masterlist

So... you want to know about surgery. Well buckle in folks because this is just the first in an eleven part series. Enough of the humour though let's get medical. I've split this into 'categories', or how soon do you need this; and 'specialties', or what needs fixing

Categories of surgery

Elective - this is planned ahead of time, and isn't very time sensitive. also the majority of surgeries

Expedited - not life threatening but should be done asap. Includes tendon and nerve injures, some minor bone fixes, some stents and eye stuff

Urgent - needs to be done within a few hours to prevent loss of function/life. Fixing badly broken bones, perforated bowels, eye injuries, D&C (dilation and curetting)

Emergency - needs to be done immediately with threat to life or organs/limbs. Haemorrhage (loads of bleeding internally or externally), burst appendix, ruptured cancers, emergency c-sections

This is not a complete list of surgeries, and amputation can be any of these categories

There may also be extra categories at different hospitals that specify actual times. Emergency c-sections have time limits, with the most urgent needing to be started within an hour.

Surgical Specialties

Breast - pretty obvious, it's boob surgery and it's harder than you think (part of general surgery)

Cardiothoracic - treats the heart, lungs and airway, usually long surgeries with lots of equipment

Ear, nose, throat (ENT) - think tonsils, think deviated septum. I hate it. It smells bad.

Endocrine - if it's got gland in the name you're good. Think thyroid, pancreas, adrenal etc. (part of general surgery)

Gastrointestinal - deals with the stomach, intestines, colon, and rectum (part of general surgery)

Gynecology and obstetrics - treats the uterus and related reproductive organs (no penises here sorry). It can smell a little bad but not as bad as ENT

Neurosurgery - zombies love it but they got their medical licence revoked. Yep it's brain time baby (and the spinal cord but who cares about that). Known for being difficult and long

Oral and maxillofacial (maxfax) - mouth and face (not to be confused with plastic surgery, though they get involved), bones, teeth and soft tissue of the face as long as it's not ear, nose or throat.

Other general stuff - kidneys, liver, pancreas, gallbladder and random things in the abdomen

Plastic - reconstructing things. It's not always cosmetic, they make a big difference to trauma patients and also do cleft palate. Absolute perfectionists so prepare to be there for ages

Trauma and orthopaedic - bones and joints like fixing broken bones, carpal tunnels, and joint replacements. This is my favourite speciality because I think the surgeons are funnier and I like hammers

Urology - all the penises! And testicles and related reproductive system. Usually amab patients but they do treat afab patients too - everyone has a bladder

Vascular - blood tubes and lymphatic system (don't ask me to explain it please I beg you), can be really long surgeries and is usually done under a microscope

And I'm done (for now)

#brief guide to surgery #writers of tumblr #whump #surgery #tw surgery

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myfriendskickass · 3 months

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life update: i still have kidney stones and am suffering antibiotic side effects from the "we dont know if you have a uti but here have some antibiotics just in case"

this, as you can imagine, makes it very hard to filter my pee for kidney stones

also a uti and kidney stones have similar symptoms so i will never know if i passed any stones until a urology appointment on...march 8. (see a urologist within 3 days! says the hospital. but then the doctor they told me to go to has no openings until march. cool okay thanks)

anyway i hate the mobile app with a passion and mobile browsing in general and since i have been basically stuck in my bathroom i can't post here im mad about it

#shitpost

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dracolizardlars · 10 months

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I'm so thirsty my tongue hurts but I'm not "allowed" to drink water unless I measure the specific amount bc I'm supposed to be doing that for 3 whole days before my next urology appointment 👍👍👍 (I'm half asleep in bed rn) My life is pain and suffering and agony

#draco speaks #I already drank an approximate amount of water and recorded it but still thorsty

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aaronspitza · 2 months

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Unveiling the Path to Expert Male Sexual Health Treatment

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antoniniurology · 10 months

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iamrootusr · 4 months

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So I’m switching insurance at the end of the year, because I’m tired of having to make multiple appointments with Kaiser doctors to try and figure out what the hell is going on with my body. I keep getting “ah we don’t know, but here’s another test. And once we’ve run the test and don’t get any answers, we’ll never follow up unless YOU follow up”.

This is a long rant because I hurt and I’m in a mood to complain.

I’ve had lower right abdominal pain since October of last year, and a period that’s decided it’s never going to stop. And what I thought were recurring UTIs but apparently aren’t because there’s no bacteria. Good times.

I thought the lower right burning might be appendicitis because it got real bad in January, but nope. Nothing to indicate a problem in the lower right abdominal region. Appendix is normal, but hey there’s a fibroid on your left side growing! The larger it grew, the more impossible it was to SIT DOWN. We’ll put you on Lupron to shrink the fibroid (this did jack-all for my left-side impossible to sit pain that came about due to this tumor). Fun part was for the pain? “Oh, advil and Tylenol. Just take Advil and Tylenol.” Except they did nothing and I couldn’t sit up straight for more than 15 minutes without pain. “Sorry, we cannot give you anything other than ibuprofen. Take 800mg/600mg of Advil/tylenol”.

Worst heartburn and nausea of my life. Thank you. Anything else? “No.”

When alcohol and weed are the only things that get rid of the pain, I can strongly empathize with alcoholics…I got a CBD vape instead and that helped immensely.

I got the fibroid removed in May, and the lower right burning went away for a time (I suspect more due to the Lupron than anything else).

Once the Lupron wore off, my non-stop bleeding came back.

In September, they put me on Depo-Provera, because I refused to have an IUD. I’ve read too many horror stories about insertion and I’m sensitive to internal pain so No Thank You. This stopped the never-ending flood, but I never stopped actually Bleeding. Everytime I use the restroom, there’s blood. Or a blood clot. I don’t know, I’m not an expert. Mentioned it to the Gyno, who took a look, found no source, ordered an ultrasound, which found no source. “It’ll go away the longer you’re on the Depo Shot”.

Except on the depo shot, I’ve had non-stop everyday abdominal cramping. Low key, not disruptive, but definitely distracting. I rarely get period cramps, so I’m not used to the random “oh shit pain in my stomach” stabbing. So I’m definitely not going to be continuing that because I’d rather bleed than hurt.

But I still have the lower right abdominal pain.

I was referred to Urology to figure out why I kept getting UTI’s. Except they’re bacteria-free. So doc suspects Interstitial Cystitis or Overactive Bladder. Urologist orders catheterized urine test.

At the same time, I get random neuropathy in my right foot (toes are numb). My PCP orders bloodwork for a bunch of stuff.

When I go to the lab, lab says I have both bloodwork and urine test, so go in cup and donate blood.

So when I go to my catheterized urine sample appt, they say I’ve already submitted the sample via non-catheter test so they’re just doing bladder scan.

Why the fuck would the lab give me the standard test then? Shouldn’t there have been notes indicating that HEY there’s an appointment for a catheterized test? And not only does the urologist not follow up with me on what happened, the nurse mentions that they’re interested in a Cytoscopy, but I have yet to hear ANYTHING about that from the actual doctor. And not only that but when I emailed them, they mentioned doing another catheterized test, but I’ve not heard back from anybody about scheduling that.

And I still have the lower right abdominal burning.

Another fun thing, Thyroid issues run in my family. My maternal side is all on thyroid medication (my grandmas thyroid straight up failed when she was my age). I’ve asked my PCP repeatedly for a full Thyroid work up, because I’m cold all the time, and tired a lot. And yeah it might be because I’m overweight and not very active, but I’d rather be paranoid and proven incorrect.

PCP refuses full thyroid panel. “We’ll just do TSH and if that returns abnormal, we’ll do a full panel. I don’t want to expose you to any unnecessary radiation and the thyroid test is irradiative”.

…I live on a planet with a sun. And I am not. A. Radiologist. I am not concerned about radiation. I just want to know if my T3 and T4 and uptake and whatever else is in that damn test are normal, because at this point with the whacked out period that’s been going on for OVER A DAMN YEAR NOW, I strongly suspect that hey, I have a thyroid issue because my estrogen and progesterone levels are normal!!!

The only doctor at Kaiser I actually like is my psychiatrist ironically enough, because they actually fucking follow up with me after tests are run, and address my concerns. I have ADHD, so I know my chronic fatigue could also be due to that (because it’s a thing… v_v).

So yeah. I’ve had multiple people tell me that the squeaky wheel gets the grease at Kaiser, but come on. I shouldn’t have to pitch a fit just to get decent medical care. In my personal experience, if you have a medical emergency or a quick-solve condition, Kaiser is fine. For anything chronic or medical mystery though? HAAAAAAA. Good fucking luck.

Now I get to figure out how to navigate finding a new doctor. Because I’ve been on Kaiser literally since birth, and have never had to find my own PCP before. I’m just hoping I’ll find one that will actually listen to me. Or at the very least, will humor me and actually schedule follow ups and whatnot. Because my abdomen fucking hurts and the scans come back clear.

#health #kaiser #health insurance #doctors #rant #medical nonsense #side effects #depo provera #If the CBD hadn’t helped I was going to go to my docs and get real fussy. I did not want to be drunk for the 6 months it took for surgery #though at this point I think I’m just going to insist on a hysterectomy #because the MRI for the fibroid pointed to ‘suspected adenomyosis’#which would definitely explain why the bleeding wont stop #anyone got recommendations for NorCal doctors?#I keep forgetting to schedule stuff due to adhd timeblindness #like oh crap its been a month fuck

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indescriptequilibrium · 10 months

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sent the plastic surgery clinic a message yesterday asking why my referral to the urology clinic isnt visible in the patient information portal like my other referrals as it's been a month since my appointment. just got a message back saying it hadnt "gone forward for some reason" aka someone forgot to do their fucking job once again. i got so angry i broke three (already dead) laptops destined for material recycling with my bare hands before cooling down

another fucking month of my life wasted

at least im used to it by now

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monitamon · 6 months

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(11/7 update) Pardon my language but holy shit & am frustrated with this week...

Copy-paste for everyone again…

So, in a "this could have been an email" type visit, I am told, I have 3 kidney stones. Not JUST the 10mm one. I am not surprised, given how I know my body, & it's what I told the ER the other day- you now, I wanted them to check that. Well, ER only ever told me ONE, & I never got to see my Xrays at any point, nor did they ask me if I even wanted to.

Come to the urology, get another Xray to confirm; yes, I have a stone. We knew this, why are you asking me if I have a stone today? The thing my appointment is about? Someone then kindly tells me NOW I have 3. Which, the ER never bothered to say the entire time. I'm personally not surprised though, given my history. I just don't know how I am going to pay for it all, but that's another thing. Anyway. 10mm, 7mm, & 5mm. Bad, but 10mm is the priority; it caused the full blockage of my left side & my infection that put me in the ER in the first place. And it will kill me if it stays in & it gets infected again from the blockage given kidneys need to. You know. Do Kidney Things.

Urology says they're going to call me this week to schedule the first surgery, which will be a stint & yanking it out manually, from my understanding. I mentioned the other two stones & they sort of brushed it off as a "not our problem" with that, so I have VERY high hopes for all of this (sarcasm)! I will probably have to try & pass those or convince them to allow me to get lithotripsy since they are on BOTH sides of me.

Anyway. Today sucked! I trust no one! Nobody keeps telling me jack & every time I'm put in a room, I have to repeat my entire medical record that I just finished telling someone else because everyone has 0 reading/listening comprehension. It's like my medical records are never actually written down every time & they keep finding errors I have to correct the next person on. I honestly trust my life with a wild Chansey more than I do these people by this point, but I don't have a choice.

Soooo more waiting game! Yaaay. Hopefully I won't die with how great stuff's been going. Surgery before the end of THIS week, hopefully. AAAAAA. Please god y'all stay hydrated or I will come to your house & sic Devimon on you. MINE aren't caused by hydration issues, but yeah.

#Update #Delete later

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