Bladder Treatment in Surrey

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Bladder Treatment in Surrey
Bladder Training
A G u i d e f o r W o m e n
1. What is bladder training?2. Tips to Help with
Bladder Control3. How to Overcome Frequency4.
How to Overcome Urgency and Urge Leakage5. How
successful is bladder training
IntroductionMany women experience bladder
problems at some time in their lives. Three of
the most common problems are frequency,
urgen-cy, and urge leakage. Frequency means
going to the toilet more than 7 times a day. If
you get up to go to the toilet more than once at
night this is called nocturia. Urgency is the
sudden and overwhelming feeling that you need to
go to the toilet right now, and if you leak when
you feel like this, it is called urge leakage
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What is bladder training?
Bladder training is about getting rid of bad
habits, learning good habits, and putting you
back in control rather than your bladder
controlling you and your life.Research has
shown that many women find bladder training
re-duces frequency, urgency, and urge leakage.
Bladder training programs help you to increase
the time between visits to the toi-let, help you
increase the amount your bladder will hold, and
help you to control the feelings of urgency when
the bladder con-tracts unnecessarily. Bladder
training is about helping yourself to regain
bladder control.
Part of a bladder training program is learning to
understand the messages that your bladder is
sending you, which messages you need to listen
to, and which messages you can ignore. A bladder
training program should also help you to
recognize when your bladder is full and when it
isnt.
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Supporter for Womens Health Promoting Wellness
BMI Runnymede Hospital Woking Nuffield Hospital
I offer a range of investigations and thereafter
conservative, medication and surgical treatments
for the management of urinary leakage, urgency,
voiding difficulty, painful bladder syndrome and
recurrent UTIs
I specialise in non surgical and surgical
treatments for prolapse. Surgery can include
laparoscopic (keyhole) and vaginal (no abdominal
cut and mesh free) options for the management of
prolapse including sacrospinous fixation,
sacrocolpopexy, hysteropexy, vaginal hysterectomy
and repairs.
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Private Hospitals where you can see Mr
Thiagamoorthy
Mr Gans Thiagamoorthy Mr Gans Thiagamoorthy,
is a Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
who grew up in Surrey, gained his medical degree
from St. Georges Hospital Medical School and was
subspecialty trained in Urogynaecology in Kings
College, London.
With 12 years experience as a Gynaecologist, Gans
serves as the Information committee Chair of the
British Society of Urogynaecologists and is a
member of the International Continence Society,
International Urogynaecological Association and
the Royal College of Obstetricians and
Gynaecologists.
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