Sounds like she may have an infection. Neurological conditions can cause 
urinary retention- not emptying the bladder fully. A urologist can do tests. 
SCI, even incompletes can have incontinence. 
http://health.nytimes.com/health/guides/disease/urinary-tract-infection/overview.html



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From: Steve Crowder <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Sat, December 19, 2009 2:04:03 PM
Subject: [QUAD-L] please help this lady


Hello everybody. I just received this e-mail and I 
thought it would be a good idea to bring it over into the forum. Here's what 
she 
asks:
Are there any women with incomplete C3-C4 SCI’s without paralysis having 
problems with losing control of their bladder unexpectedly? I have been pretty 
good about urinating frequently but lately have been having accidents and I am 
not really sure why. When I lose control the urge comes up very quickly and 
usually before I can get to a bathroom I have lost control. This is very 
embarrassing especially when I am out in public. I will even have gone to the 
bathroom before I leave the house to make sure I don’t have to go again for a 
couple of hours but this is n o longer working to manage this either.

I 
don't believe I have an UTI...no uncomfortably, spasms, or burning sensations. 
However my urine does have a strong order that I have never had before. The 
color and clarity is good so I am not sure what is up. 

Before I trek 
back to a doctor I thought I would just put this out there and see if anyone 
else has had similar incidents and they found out about this 
problem.

Also I have increased my exercising and this seems to have also 
increased loss of bladder control. Doesn’t matter if I don’t drink anything 
hours before I walk 3-5 miles by the time I time I have put one hour in I have 
wet my pants. Now I have to wear one of those heavy Kotex pads, which is bulky 
and uncomfortable. Thanks ahead of time for your response :) Anokij 



      

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