Do people urinate or loose bowel control when under general aneathetic?
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Under anaesthesia ,\nall voluntary and involuntary muscles relax .\n So you may well  become incontinent  at this time .\n\n also while  you are under anaesthesia, your  tongue  falls back and blocks the  air-way  and your cough reflex does not work either \n so you would  choke or drown , without expert care ..\n\n That is why you  will always have, highly trained staff  there to keep your airway clear. etc \n\nIf you have any concerns, regarding anaesthesia , tell the Surgeon before  you have surgery, to explain, what is done, for your care and safety .\n\n>^,,^<
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The main reason for this is you didn't clean the anus enough after bowel movements.  I doubt that your diet causes this in any way.\n\nYou must clean with warm water, liquid soap, and dry with paper till paper comes back CLEAN.   \n\nthereafter you will not have an itchy anus anymore.  I promise you.
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it seems likes its probably a bladder infection. But the bigger and grosser question is are you constipated? if it's not due to a std, or uti, then something else in the area is most likely causing the sensation. And if you're constipated built up bowel can be pressing against your internal organs, making you have to pee, and possibly slightly nauseous. (just give it a thought, I'm not a doctor)
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When the foundation muscles around the vagina weaken, the bladder and rectum (bottom part of the colon) can push into pouches in the soft tissues around the vagina.\n\nThis is called prolapse, and does not really mean that the bladder and colon are falling out, but that they are not in their normal positions.
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good question.  my mom had chronic diarreah for years, sprinkled with occasional constipation.  it was terrible to live with even for the family. every time we started to go somewhere she ended up in the bathroom, and many times had to forgo the destination.  We thought it was related to severe food allergies.  Well years later after she mellowed out, after several tests, doctors, and near surgry. the episodes ceased.  she does have some food allergies and now only has very occasional dirreah.  The  determined cause.....stress, and anxiety.  Once she managed to learn to deal with life better she began to digest better.  guess what when i got about 22 years old the same thing happend to me.  now that i am on meds and in therapy, my bowels are more controlled. but i have noticed that stress, and life events bring on a bout of bowel trouble, usually dirreah.  my advice....seek mental health care...and chill out.
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Urine enemas work very well in cleansing the colon and in providing a direct immune stimulant.\n\nUrine therapy entails using your own urine externally or internally as a way to promote or maintain good health. Sometimes when all else fails, AUT will turn a patient around.\n\nsee link below
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Not at all is it a sex issue. Its pretty normal and some even think that it is an incomplete experience if you dont pee afterwards, although you dont 'have' to.
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Front to back.  Just think, you don't want to be pulling poo/bacteria into your vagina and urethra (causing UTIs and other nasty infections).  As far as the "pooting" goes, that's normal, I believe teenagers  call it "queefing"?  It happens because air goes up and gets trapped and then if you contract your stomach muscles at all then it comes out.  It happens a lot when condoms are in use because the latex provides an air tight seal and the man pushes already present air up the canal... (or at least that's when the BIG ones happen LOL)
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I assure you that it is physiologically impossible for a human being\nto survive a lifetime without the benefit of a normal bowel movement\nwhen no other medical intervention takes place. Without the aid of an\nappliance or surgical modification the person would be incapable of\nsustaining life. Impaction would occur in the intestines and cause the\norgan to rupture or become infected to the point that death would\nlikely occur, if for no other reason, sepsis (the introduction of\nputrescent material into the blood) and/or peritonitis (an\ninflammation of the peritoneum, the membrane that lines the wall of\nthe abdomen and covers the abdominal organs. Due to the release of\nputrescent material into the body).\n\nSEPSIS\nhttp://www.drkoop.com/ency/43/000666.html\n\nPERITONITIS\nhttp://www.drkoop.com/ency/43/001335.html\n\n\nThe friend’s claim that she merely “urinates a lot” is hogwash. I’d\ngive very little thought to the credibility of her claim but I’d be\nextremely interested in what motivated her (or “John”) to make it up.\nWhile urination and bowel movements achieve much the same effect with\ndifferent forms of body waste, they are quite different and unrelated.\nIn other words, one cannot urinate her feces away – it simply\nimpossible. Its like saying, “I never trim my nails; I just trim my\nhair a lot”. You see, intestinal waste does not find other alternative\nexits if the bowel movement process is interrupted, in the same way\nthat your kidneys and bladder would not rely on your intestines to\ntake over the job if the renal process stopped. Unreleased feces (and\nthere would be a great deal of it if she ate normally as she claims)\nwould simply accumulate in the gut, stall and eventually rot inside\nthe body, if it didn’t burst the intestine first. It would not “rot\naway”, decay, absorb or dissipate but rather it would make the person\nmorbidly ill in time and it WOULD eventually prove fatal.\n\nThere are patients who do not have a NORMAL bowel movement in years\nand some who do not have a SOLID bowel movement in many years, but for\nan adult to have had NO bowel movement in their life whatsoever (and\nno medical intervention) is simply biologically impossible and\nfrankly, unbelievable. It doesn’t take a gastrointestinal surgeon to\nknow this is a fact. Any reputable, licensed physician who suggests\nthat such a thing is possible would be suspect.\n\nIntestinal ischemia (part of the intestine fails) and intestinal\nnecrosis (part of the intestine dies) is a serious condition that can\nresult in death if not treated promptly. So you see even if a person\nhas a normal bowel movement all their life and suddenly the organ\nstops functioning for even a few days, the medical urgency is\nsomething very serious indeed.
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Definitely!\n\nI have colonics done at least once a month. The average person loses 5-25 lbs of waste.\n\nIt rids your body of built up waste - you think clearer and just feel so much better!\n\nI definitely recommend them!
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none, except your bladder may become overactive again.
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C.dont let your bladder exploed!!
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Well, anorexics usually take a lot of laxatives so anything that might be in their systems is evacuated ......\n\nnot a pleasant subject
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Hello,\n  I also have bladder incontinence after falling from a roof a few years ago and damaging my spinal cord and the nerves from my bladder. I was told by my urologist that the muscles control better during intercourse and have found that to be true. When I was sexually active with my girlfriend we always put a towel on the bed anyway just in case but I never had any problem. I do wonder if the fact I must use a diaper style is the reason she won't be active with me anymore though. She keeps telling me it is because of her mostly raising her grandson now, but I get pretty depressed about it allot, 10 months is a long time to me.\nJack
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i havent personally. but i know a guy in a band who was totally loaded in the back of the van on the way home from a gig. he was mooning ppl all night, and even peed out the door of the van going down the road. at the gas station he also decided to use the restroom. he went no. 2 in a napkin and left in on the floor OUTSIDE the bathroom door.
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uncontrollable bowel syndrome
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Passive faecal incontinence or soiling--that is, faecal leakage without awareness--is usually associated with dysfunction of the smooth muscle tissue of the internal anal sphincter or with impacted stool in the rectum. Faecal urgency and urge incontinence are generally related to dysfunction of the striated muscle tissue of the external anal sphincter or to high bowel pressures and a normal sphincter, seen in patients with irritable bowel syndrome or diarrhoea from other causes.