Bladder Training and Urine Control
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What is the main goal of bladder training?

  • To eliminate the need to urinate
  • To increase the frequency of urination
  • To help the bladder hold more urine (correct)
  • To reduce the pain during urination
  • Why do people with bladder pain often use the bathroom frequently?

  • To reduce the pain during urination
  • To increase the frequency of urination
  • To avoid pain or urgency (correct)
  • To eliminate the need to urinate
  • What is recommended to track progress during bladder training?

  • Keeping a bladder diary (correct)
  • Monitoring your sleep patterns
  • Keeping a food diary
  • Counting your daily steps
  • What can help make it easier to stretch out the time between urinating during bladder training?

    <p>Being well hydrated</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should you do if your bladder becomes painful during bladder training?

    <p>Use the bathroom immediately</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What may happen after a week or two of bladder training?

    <p>You may be able to stretch the time out to 50 or 60 minutes</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Bladder Training

    • Bladder training helps the bladder hold more urine before the body signals the need to urinate.
    • People with bladder pain often use the bathroom frequently to avoid pain or urgency, leading to a habit of urinating before the bladder is fully filled.
    • The body may get accustomed to urinating frequently as a result.
    • Keeping a bladder diary can help track progress and identify patterns in urination habits.

    Steps for Bladder Training

    • Start by recording the times of urination, such as finding a pattern of going to the bathroom every 40 minutes.
    • Gradually increase the time between urinations by waiting a few more minutes each time.
    • Staying well-hydrated can make it easier to stretch out the time between urinations.
    • If the bladder becomes painful, use the bathroom to alleviate discomfort.
    • When the first urge to urinate strikes, try to ignore it and find ways to relax or distract oneself.
    • After 1-2 weeks, it may be possible to stretch the time between urinations to 50 or 60 minutes, and the urge to urinate may decrease in frequency.

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    Learn about bladder training, a technique to help your bladder hold more urine and reduce the frequency of urination. Discover how keeping a bladder diary can help track progress.

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