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@loulou 

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loulou

Excuse us boys!!!

Pelvic floor!!! As Im sat here, I am trying to pull up my pelvic floor! Ive had kids but since the onset of MS I seem to be able to do it less and less and this results in "when I have to go, I have to go"!!! and often its only just in time! as much as I try I just cant seem to do it and it is very worrying! does this mean Im going to end up an incontinent old woman! please tell me there are others out there that find this hard! are there any other excercises that really do help? I guess its all linked with our nerve problems, have never had a problem before xxx
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@ophelia
@ophelia
 

During my last relapse I lost control of my pelvic floor (my entire lower body in fact) finding myself incontinent...at 27 it was incredibly distressing...however after steroids I got full use of my muscles back, pelvic floor and legs!!! So incredibly happy. In fact its my litmus test in a morning...if i can squeeze and hold im happy!!! So have faith, it will return!!! X

@reddivine
@reddivine
 

Oh joy! Pelvic floor exercises.....anyone who has had a couple of kids knows @ these. And they do help but a bugger to do. Yeah it is totally embaressing to have accidents in public....I've got that i know where every public loo is in town, Just In Case.