Hi Paul, Sounds like this change came up fairly quickly and is staying around. This is the kind of thing I would discuss with my urologist and/or urology nurse practitioner.
From my understanding—from my urology nurse practitioner—a change like this, sudden increase in sediment could be a sign of a bladder stone. My two cents. Bob V > On Jan 28, 2016, at 8:09 PM, Paul Jacobson <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hello SCI people, > > I am a healthy 52 yr old using a sp tube for 11 years. I normally change it > every 3 weeks but in the last few months I have had a good deal of debris > in the tube and am forced to change it once per week. > > I have tried to flush using 30 cc of Renacidin solution and distilled water, > but I get AD from the flushing. In addition, I get bladder spasms (which I > take > 4 mg of Detrol LA 1x/day and 8 mg of Cardura 1x/day) throughout the day > which also cause AD. Trying to get back to normal! > > Any input would be so helpful. > > Best, > Paul c5/6 >
