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Bladder issues with type 2 diabetes: Does this happen to you?
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Yes, I have been put on 2 medications, but one leads to excessive urination and the other a stronger flow to help clear the bladder
This can lead to urgency which can be very stressful.
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Excessive urination is a normal symptom of diabetes and use it as a tool to see how well I am contolling my blood sugars. As well as froth and colour all indicators rather than pricking myself for blood testing. So peeing is an important assessment as I see it to understanding where I am with my disease daily. Dribbling etc. is also part of old age, such a wonderful time in life as we wind down on life!
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Hi everyone, how are you doing today? 😊
Facing bladder dysfunction can be a frustrating and sensitive topic, but it's more common than you might think, especially for those living with Type 2 diabetes. Some people notice they need to go more often and feel like their bladder doesn’t fully empty, while others have a harder time holding it in and need to wear protection all the time to counteract the leakage.
❓ Have you experienced unexpected bladder leaks?
❓ Do you think diabetes plays a role in your symptoms?
❓ Have you found anything that helps manage this issue?
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