bladder

[Guest guest]

Hi everyone,

Has anyone noticed that if your bladder is full or almost full, that rls starts

up?

I've tried my own experiment several times at the movies:

A few times I drank alot of coke, water, etc... towards the 2 hour mark, my

legs started up.

A few other times I restricted the drinking and made sure I went to the washroom

before the movie started;

I've been enjoying going to the movies ever since. BUT, towards the 3 hour mark

rls does return- I found

this out during Titanic movie.

At night, when rls wakes me up, even if I don't feel like it, I go to the

washroom anyway and even if there

is only a little trickle, I tend to go back to sleep most of the time. BUT, the

constant waking up is killing me

and I know I now have a sleep disorder. This seems to be like dominos, what's

next.......

Ana Casinha

[Guest guest]

mboulis@... wrote:

> Has the doctor ever said you have a prolapse? I am not sure how the symptoms

> come on but my friend began having sporadic problems and that is what it

> turned out to be. She had to have it stitched into place.

Nope, nothing like a prolapse at all. Don't you usually have to have

some kind of damage or injury for that to occur? If not, it's kind of

scary to think that one day your organs just decide to fall to the

" ground " .

Darcy

[Guest guest]

patidu@... wrote:

> > No, you don't have to have an accident unless you call having children an

> > accident.

That's partly what I meant, I thought you had to have to have

damage/stress of some sort, having kids, getting hit in lower abdomen,

some kind of injury that your body eventually develops a prolapsed

bladder. I know there are a lot of women out there who have developed

it after having kids. So far my bladder experience hasn't repeated

itself.

Darcy