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Old 02-18-2016, 06:18 PM #3
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With neuropathy, comes autonomic neuropathy which affects your bowel and bladder function.

I could talk endlessly about what this involves, but most people aren't interested.

We each have to find our own methods of compensating for the horror show that is bowel and bladder dysfunction.

Hugs, ElaineD

But I do have ideas.

I take a probiotic daily.....for one thing.
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