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About Bladder Control in Children

While nearly all adults can control when and where they relieve themselves, developing this bladder control proves difficult for many children. If your child struggles to control his urination, an assortment of factors could be to blame. Deal with this potentially embarrassing issue head on by considering the potential reasons behind this potty-related disorder and assisting your child in overcoming this bathroom battle.

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Bladder Infection in Children

Bladder infections, also known as urinary tract infections, sometimes affect kids, causing them discomfort when going to the the bathroom. The urinary tract consists of the bladder, ureters, urethra and kidneys. Infections generally affect only the bladder and urethra, but the infection can progress up to the kidneys, creating a more serious problem.

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Sex & Bladder Problems

Sometimes women experience a feeling of bladder pressure, an urge to urinate or even physical pain as a result of sexual intercourse, according to both the Family Doctor and the Net Doctor websites. While not every bladder problem, including those related to sexual activity, is entirely preventable, learning the basics of hygiene and when to visit a doctor for help is key toward protecting a womans fertility and overall sexual health.

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Signs of Water Breaking in Pregnancy

When you are in your ninth month of pregnancy, your water could break at any time. It’s probably best that this doesn’t happen when you are giving a speech in front of a large crowd of people or when you are a guest at a formal dinner party. The good news is that only about 10 percent of women experience their water breaking before they are checked in at the hospital. But, since you don’t know for sure, it is understandable why many women are interested in knowing what, if any, signs will occur before your water breaks.