Bladder Dysfunction
What is and isn’t normal in urination? Does your mind “focus” on the bladder many more times throughout the day, besides only when you feel the need to urinate? Did you know that the muscles of your pelvic floor play a significant role in bladder function? Did you know which these muscles are? They are the ones that under “normal” circumstances, give you the ability to “control” your bladder, allowing you to urinate whenever you need to, and when they fail to function, urination and everything related to it becomes a problem for you.
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