urgent  Pls. answer or  link  giving details of the ENURESIS  .. definition, causes, symptoms & treatment?
142006
It's when you urinate (pee) involuntarily. It usually affects children. The most common type is Nocturnal Enuresis, or bed-wetting at night. \n\nCheck out the info on Yahoo Health (I've attached the link)
427493
haha i'm taking pathophysiology this semester...\n\nwhat you are getting is called oedema.  it is when excess fluid in the tissue of your distal periphery.  it can be caused by a few things...\n\nthere are things called electrolyte, which include sodium, potassium, chloride, etc, which you take into your body when you eat.  these are essential for normal electrical responses in the body.  anyhow.  these need water to travel around, and need water to be expelled from the body.  these slow your kidney down and stop a hormone called renin from being excreted from the kidneys.  renin is a osmotic drug; it helps the veins suck moisture out of the cellular tissue back into the vascular system, eventually to be excreted via urine.  anyhow.  there's your path lecture for the day.\n\nincrease your fluid intake.  decrease salts/electrolytes.  and also move!  get someone to check your blood pressure.  oedema is indicated by your diastolic pressure.  if this is particularly low you might have a vascular disease, which you'll need medical attention for.\n\nalso if you have "puffiness" your reaction might be immunological.  as in your body is fighting something.  especially if it is near the skin.  get your Immunoglobulin E's checked out.\n\ngood luck.
1073130
sharting.. LMMFAO!!!  and no one gets it. \n\nwhat i dont understand is why its in the preschool category instead of homework help!
650810
Oh you would know I promise!!It would be uncomfotable for you to pee.Symptoms aren't always the same for everyone.
338468
Can't anyone say vagina anymore?  How old are you that you have to refer to the vagina as "down there?"  I am sure that you are describing a burning sensation, like one would feel upon urination when they have a urinary tract infection.  The body needs water to flush out toxins thru the kidneys, if your urine is very concentrated, as it would be with dehydration, I imagine that it might burn a little upon urination.  As long as you drink 6-8 8oz. glasses of water a day, you will be fine, and your kidneys will thank you.
208078
There is a great new Pampers product called "Feel and Learn".  It is like an Easy Up but has a "wet sensation liner" in it that hold moisture against the child's skin for a bit when they urinate before wicking that moisture away.  This way, the child can feel the wet sensation and learn from it, as opposed to a normal diaper that just makes them dry right away.  Moms have called in and said that their child has been out of diapers within a week of using these.
853750
it sounds like a food-borne illness (food poisoning).  the important thing is to continue to push fluids, especially electrolyte solutions like pedialyte.  \n\nif you see any signs of dehydration (no tears, drool, dry diapers), call your doctor.  \n\ngood luck!
663230
it's called urinary incontinence. it can be brought on by several factors such as age, or injury, or even stress. the link below has the various types, symptoms, and treatment options.
844689
i cant create a diagram, but it is usually because one holds their urine too long. Meaning, never "hold it!"
487399
encopresis\n\nTreatment-------------------\nDay 1: 1 oz mineral oil\nDay 2: 1-3 enemas\n  - oil retention enema (I have no idea what that is)\n  - hypophosphate enema -- 1 oz of Fleet's per 20 lbs of body weight\n  - normal saline enema -- 2 tsp salt per quart of warm water--use 2 oz per year of age\n  - Dulcolax suppository may help\nDays 3-4: repeat enemas if necessary\n\nAlternative: oral polyethylene glycol 20 mL/kg/hr for 4 hours on 2 consecutive days\n\nMaintenance---------------\nfor 6+ months mineral oil + lots of fiber (or something else that gets the job done--Metamucil, lactulose, Citrucel).\n\nYour pediatrician might recommend something else.
932494
Any other symptoms?  If you are drinking a lot and urinating a lot it may be a good idea to get tested for diabetes.  That can make even the simplest tast seem like an uphill struggle...I know Ive been there...:D
744731
A great movie to watch that will be very helpful!\nhttp://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8271947477140788534&q=men%27s+health&hl=en\n\n\nOriginal Article:http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/erectile-dysfunction/DS00162 \n \nErectile dysfunction\nIntroduction\nErectile dysfunction (ED) affects the lives of many middle-aged men and their partners to one degree or another. The term erectile dysfunction covers a range of disorders, but usually refers to the inability to obtain an adequate erection for satisfactory sexual activity.\nAlthough erectile dysfunction, formerly called impotence, is more common in men older than 65, it can occur at any age. An occasional episode of erectile dysfunction happens to most men and is normal. As men age, it's also normal to experience changes in erectile function. Erections may take longer to develop, may not be as rigid or may require more direct stimulation to be achieved. Men may also notice that orgasms are less intense, the volume of ejaculate is reduced and recovery time increases between erections.\nWhen erectile dysfunction proves to be a pattern or a persistent problem, it can interfere with a man's self-image as well as his and his partner's sexual life. Erectile dysfunction may also be a sign of a physical or emotional problem that requires treatment.\nErectile dysfunction was once a taboo subject, but more men are seeking help. Doctors are gaining a better understanding of what causes erectile dysfunction and are finding new and better treatments.\nSigns and symptoms\nPatterns of erectile dysfunction include:\n·Occasional inability to obtain a full erection\n·Inability to maintain an erection throughout intercourse\n·Complete inability to achieve an erection\nCauses\n \nCLICK TO ENLARGE\n Male reproductive system \n \nThe penis contains two cylindrical, sponge-like structures that run along its length, parallel to the tube that carries semen and urine (urethra). When a man becomes sexually aroused, nerve impulses cause the blood flow to the cylinders to increase about seven times the normal amount. This sudden influx of blood expands the sponge-like structures and produces an erection by straightening and stiffening the penis. Continued sexual arousal or excitation maintains the higher rate of blood flow, keeping the erection firm. After ejaculation, or when the sexual excitation passes, the excess blood drains out of the spongy tissue, and the penis returns to its nonerect size and shape.\nSpecific steps take place to produce and sustain an erection:\n·Arousal. The first step is sexual arousal, which men obtain from the senses of sight, touch, hearing and smell, and from thoughts.\n·Nervous system response. The brain communicates the sexual excitation to the body's nervous system, which activates increased blood flow to the penis.\n·Blood vessel response. A relaxing action occurs in the blood vessels that supply the penis, allowing more blood to flow into the shafts that produce the erection.\nIf something affects any of these factors or the delicate balance among them, erectile dysfunction can result.\nNonphysical causes\nNonphysical causes may account for impotence. They may include:\n·Psychological problems. The most common nonphysical causes are stress, anxiety and fatigue. Impotence is also an occasional side effect of psychological problems such as depression.\n·Negative feelings. Feelings that you express toward your sexual partner — or that are expressed by your sexual partner — such as resentment, hostility or lack of interest also can be a factor in erectile dysfunction.\nPhysical causes\nPhysical causes account for many cases of erectile dysfunction and may include:\n·Nerve damage from longstanding diabetes (diabetic neuropathy)\n·Cardiovascular disorders affecting the blood supply to the pelvis\n·Certain prescription medications\n·Operations for cancer of the prostate\n·Fractures that injure the spinal cord\n·Multiple sclerosis\n·Hormon
1029361
all i can say is fast, dont eat anything and use diuretics and laxitives. Its not safe, but its the only way I know of. Good luck.
569825
Washing\nIroning\nF...ing  (flurting)\nEtc....
677846
There are many alarms available, ask at your local pharmacy.\nEnuresis might be annoying but it does not mean that there is something wrong with the child. We all learn how our body works at different periods of our lives. Some people are just a little bit slow in discovering the signal from the nerves which control the bladder, " we all know when we are feeling hungry, because our stomach lets us know", in the same way she needs to discover the signal which will alert her of the need to go to the toilet.
268146
anuria: less than 100ml pee per day! maybe caused by renal failure, renal injury, renal obstruction
420727
well i know what your talking about, but i wont be able to answer it... i also get that, but i have noticed it with my little nephew and niece that they do that and my mom told me that its because you need to pee... well im not sure if that can help you but i tried and told you what i know...