Bladder IssuesUrinary Stress Incontinence: accidental or involuntary loss of urine sometimes with a cough, sneeze, activity or playing sport.
Urinary Urge Incontinence: Urinary urgency is when there is a sudden and compelling desire to pass urine, which is difficult to defer or put off. Urinary frequency: is the complaint where by a person feels they void or go to the toilet too often. Nocturia: when you need to wake up in the night to urinate Overactive bladder. Post Micturition Dribble: refers to the loss of a small amount of urine after emptying your bladder. Urinary Retention |
Bowel IssuesBowel Dysfunction: functional constipation, dyssynergic defecation, gas and faecal incontinence, anal fissures, haemorrhoids and rectal prolapse.
Erectile IssuesErectile Dysfunction (ED): including difficulty gaining or maintaining an erection
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Pelvic IssuesPelvic Floor Muscle: weakness or overactivity
Coccyx or tailbone pain: fractures, dislocations and coccydynia Pelvic Pain: including penile, urethral, testicular, perineum pain, pudendal neuralgia or entrapment. Pelvic pain may also involve pain with sex or ejaculation. Chronic proctalgia, proctalgia fugax, dysuria and prostatitis. |