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Re: full bladder feeling       12/16/06 02:32 PM Edit Reply Quote Ulrika Reged: 08/20/06 Posts: 581 Loc: Uppsala, Sweden I had a paralysis disease as a child so I can't empty my bladder in the normal way (I have bladder retention and have to use the abdominal muscles to empty the bladder). Though I rarely had to go often before I got IBS. The last few years though I have noticed that my bladder is much more sensitive and I often feel like I need to empty the bladder again soon after I've emptied it. I've read that over sensitive bladder and pain in the genital area during sex or at other times are associated symptoms to IBS. If the feeling is new to you I do suggest however (even if there is little or no pain associated with the bladder emptying) that you check if you might have a UTI of some sort, just to be on the safe side. Sometimes an ovarian cyst can also lead to a feeling that the bladder fills up quickly since a cyst can take up room near the bladder. So maybe you should have that checked too just to be on the safe side. /Ulrika, IBS-D Print     Remind Me     Notify Moderator

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