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In this video, we review the underlying causes of acute urinary retention before discussing the assessment and management of patients in retention. This video is aimed at medical students as well as core surgical trainees.
What happens during a pregnancy with a fetus diagnosed with a urinary obstruction. Presented by Larry Rand, Director of Perinatal Services, UCSF Fetal Treatment Center
Treatments of Urinary Retention in Pregnancy Using Catheters. For immediate and short-term relief, catheters are often used to empty the bladder. During this Suggesting Double Voiding. Sometimes bladder retraining and pelvic muscle exercises are. Treatments for postpartum urinary retention Home remedies: timed voiding—urinating on a set schedule, and double voiding—voiding once, then voiding again in 10-15 Prescribed drugs.
If you are breastfeeding, you would need to discuss the effects of the drugs in detail with your Catheter: your. During pregnancy, many women experience at least some degree of urinary incontinence, which is the involuntary loss of urine.The incontinence may. It is well known at about the fourth month of pregnancy ureteral dilatation begins, a condition of atonia that expresses itself as a relaxation of the smooth musculature of the ureters. 1 This dilatation is demonstrable by pyelography and includes the renal pelves. Acute urinary retention in early pregnancy is a rare but serious problem.
In most cases a causative factor can be identified. In the absence of a readily identifiable causative factor following basic investigation, the further diagnostic and treatment approach can be a challenge, as there are no defined guidelines. Acute urinary retention during pregnancy is rare. Retention secondary to an impacted, gravid uterus is an emergency. Retroversion of the uterus, a history of pelvic inflammatory disease, and large fibroids are predisposing factors.
Acute Urinary Retention. Although postpartum urinary retention is more common, urinary retention during pregnancy develops in approximately 1 in 3000 to 1 in 8000 women. 22 Urinary retention often occurs because of the enlargement of a retroverted uterus with entrapment of the fundus below the sacral promontory.
23 Uterine fibroids or other uterine. Urinary retention is less common in women, but there are a few typical causes. Obstruction A mass or cancer in your uterus can push into your bladder outlet or urethra and cause an obstruction. Urinary retention results from either a blockage that partially or fully prevents the flow of urine, or your bladder not being able to maintain a strong enough force to expel all the urine. Diagnosis Health care professionals use your medical history, a physical exam, and tests to help find the cause of urinary retention.
The causes of urinary retention are related to either a blockage that partially or fully prevents urine from leaving your bladder or urethra, or your bladder not being able to maintain a strong enough force to expel all the urine. Blockage or narrowing in the urethra or bladder neck.
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However, the most likely cause of urinary frequency during pregnancy is increasing compression of the bladder by the growing uterus.
Urogenital System and Anorectal Issues Anatomic and hormonal changes during pregnancy place the pregnant woman at risk for both lower and upper urinary tract infections (UTIs) and for urinary incontinence.
Changes in the urinary tract from early in pregnancy increase the risk of bacteria present in the bladder spreading up the urinary tract with resulting pyelonephritis.
Pregnancy alters this self-cleaning action, as pressure on urinary structures keeps the bladder from emptying completely and the ureters dilate and lose motility under the relaxing effects of the hormone progesterone.
Dilation of the ureters and renal pelvises, and a decrease in bladder tone place the pregnant woman at risk for urinary tract infection and asymptomatic bacteriuria.
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0:14 What is self catheterising & why it’s used 0:55 my self-catheterising story 3:06 what I use while out & in hospital 6:03 my medical storage at home 9:28 my self-catheterising tips!
Self catheterization didn’t work for me because it just causes bleeding for me,and surgery stresses me out,I don’t retain a lot of urine, but I still wet the bed and i still urinate frequently, I’ve even peed myself while awake a couple times and I’m so embarrassed
I can’t even find the urethra even with the mirror and labia separated the self cath procedure too traumatic, I prefer the surgery suprapubic catheter.
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Just wanted to say thank you for posting this video. My ic has been acting up since October and the last catheter meds didn’t work.. going to the uro on Tuesday to talk over options, the bladder retention is driving me nuts.. a tad better but not great.
Good morning doctor,about 2yrs ago i had a spinal infusion after surgery i was unable to urine my surgeon is telling me that he does not know the cause of the retention doctor i need some answers
Thanks for this video lovely. I’ve been self catheterising for quite a few years now. I started with a urethral catheter and bag that was left in and then learnt to self-catheter use. Your catheters look so much nicer than the ones I use! Also I had no idea you could get self-catheters with bags! Might have to see if I can get some for when I’m more unwell/in hospital. I have a similar bag that I take out with me. Love your storage mine is just in the delivery boxes they come in, so I think I need to up my game! I found the same with learning to do it on the toilet. Found using a mirror impossible, but doing it by feel worked really well xx
I self Cath too due to incomplete bladder emptying,I have hEDS,Ive been cathing for years and in books for a mitrofanoff,a procedure they use appendix to make a stoma to Cath out of,cathing hurts all time,you are a warrior hunny!!
Thank you for sharing even if it seemed weird! Having EDS I have seen my health gradually decline and it’s nice to see how other people are able to manage and still live independent lives. It gives hope and a vision for what life might be like, which is much less scary than the unknown.
Another great video:) one tip I heard someone used for finding the right hole (from someone who is paralysed so hasnt got all the feeling) is that you can put your finger in the wrong hole and use that as a guide I’ve never tried it but could imagine it working.
The other reassurance rather than tip is that for me at least, once I had it I just had it now, even though I’ve had an SPC for 3years and so only ever use ISC if my catheter is blocked and I need to drain my bladder in an emergency, I can still get it straight away, 1st time every time no mirror or feeling, I just get it, so I do think it’s a skill like anything and especially if you need to do it frequently you’ll pick it up pretty quickly. Makes all the crying and pee-on-the-bathroom-floor worth it ��
This was such a good video, I have catheterised for 5.5 years (since I was 14 and am now 20) so am pretty clued up but would have loved a video like this 5 years ago so feel this could be very helpful to newbies. I used to use eve catheters and noticed your broken one. Often if you open it and then put the end you have just taken off back into the hole at the top of the handle this pushes it enough that it puts it back into place so it doesn’t drop. Interestingly, I have never been able to catheterise with a mirror when I’m not laying down and now can’t use a mirror at all as I’m so used to it, all the best x
0:14 What is self catheterising & why it’s used
0:55 my self-catheterising story
3:06 what I use while out & in hospital
6:03 my medical storage at home
9:28 my self-catheterising tips!
Self catheterization didn’t work for me because it just causes bleeding for me,and surgery stresses me out,I don’t retain a lot of urine, but I still wet the bed and i still urinate frequently, I’ve even peed myself while awake a couple times and I’m so embarrassed
I can’t even find the urethra even with the mirror and labia separated the self cath procedure too traumatic, I prefer the surgery suprapubic catheter.
I could tell you about many diapers you sound interested
You are pretty Georginatry a b u preschool diapers I don’t know if you like plastic the cloth
I can help you with all sorts of diapers we have princess diapers super pink diapers
I would like to get to know you Georgina
Just wanted to say thank you for posting this video. My ic has been acting up since October and the last catheter meds didn’t work.. going to the uro on Tuesday to talk over options, the bladder retention is driving me nuts.. a tad better but not great.
Good morning doctor,about 2yrs ago i had a spinal infusion after surgery i was unable to urine my surgeon is telling me that he does not know the cause of the retention doctor i need some answers
Thanks for this video lovely. I’ve been self catheterising for quite a few years now. I started with a urethral catheter and bag that was left in and then learnt to self-catheter use. Your catheters look so much nicer than the ones I use! Also I had no idea you could get self-catheters with bags! Might have to see if I can get some for when I’m more unwell/in hospital. I have a similar bag that I take out with me. Love your storage mine is just in the delivery boxes they come in, so I think I need to up my game! I found the same with learning to do it on the toilet. Found using a mirror impossible, but doing it by feel worked really well xx
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I self Cath too due to incomplete bladder emptying,I have hEDS,Ive been cathing for years and in books for a mitrofanoff,a procedure they use appendix to make a stoma to Cath out of,cathing hurts all time,you are a warrior hunny!!
Thank you for sharing even if it seemed weird! Having EDS I have seen my health gradually decline and it’s nice to see how other people are able to manage and still live independent lives. It gives hope and a vision for what life might be like, which is much less scary than the unknown.
Another great video:) one tip I heard someone used for finding the right hole (from someone who is paralysed so hasnt got all the feeling) is that you can put your finger in the wrong hole and use that as a guide I’ve never tried it but could imagine it working.
The other reassurance rather than tip is that for me at least, once I had it I just had it now, even though I’ve had an SPC for 3years and so only ever use ISC if my catheter is blocked and I need to drain my bladder in an emergency, I can still get it straight away, 1st time every time no mirror or feeling, I just get it, so I do think it’s a skill like anything and especially if you need to do it frequently you’ll pick it up pretty quickly. Makes all the crying and pee-on-the-bathroom-floor worth it ��
Thank you so much for sharing your tips. I am a nurse and you have helped me better assist my lady patients who are self-cathing for the first time.
This was such a good video, I have catheterised for 5.5 years (since I was 14 and am now 20) so am pretty clued up but would have loved a video like this 5 years ago so feel this could be very helpful to newbies. I used to use eve catheters and noticed your broken one. Often if you open it and then put the end you have just taken off back into the hole at the top of the handle this pushes it enough that it puts it back into place so it doesn’t drop. Interestingly, I have never been able to catheterise with a mirror when I’m not laying down and now can’t use a mirror at all as I’m so used to it, all the best x