Why Have I Loss Of Bladder

[jennyjoan]

As above

[barry1010]

Do you mean bladder control?

[Tilly2]

It's an age thing JJ. Buy some Tena Ladies pads.

[barry1010]

Have you got pain, a fever, feel unwell? Has it come on suddenly?
Does it only happen when you cough, sneeze, stretch in a particular way?
Do you know it's going to happen but can't get to the loo in time or is there no warning?
Is it a trickle or a flood?

[barry1010]

Worth getting tested for a urinary tract infection, there isn't always other symptoms

[Barsel]

Can I ask you a personal question JJ? Have you ever had children?
It's just that the friends I have that have had children seem to develop some form of incontinence whereas those who haven't had children, don't.

[LadyCG]

^^ Tell me about it.

[barry1010]

Kegel, ladies, kegel. It's never too late to start

[Barsel]

Barry, Kegel?

[barry1010]

Pelvic floor exercises. In many countries they are routinely taught in schools

[jennyjoan]

No children

[calmck]

Need more information. Does this happen all the time. Is it when you cough or sneeze. Any pain or burning when you urinate. Do you have a fever. Have you been checked for diabetes. Can you not get to the loo on time when you feel the need. Do you wake up wet. Try to get a GP appointment and use some form of pad, such as Tena. Wash and dry yourself well so you don't get sore

[Buenchico]

Start here, JJ:
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/urinary-incontinence/

[Tilly2]

Jj, you need to give some details otherwise it's difficult to help.

[Sqad]

No idea and neither has anyone else on this thread.
Barry @1045 as well as calmck@1324 have relevant and credible comments but until now unanswered.

See your GP.

[Tilly2]

I think she may have been waiting for you Sqad. :-)