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Old 06-20-2008, 02:39 PM #1
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I went to the urologist today and he said I have problems with my bladder emptying and overactive bladder.He says most of the time people with MS have to take the medicine and catherize their self a couple of times a day to empty the bladder. Well he wants to do something called urodynamics in two weeks so he will know more.Sigh its one of those days.
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