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Hey @parone1977;
Welcome to the NAFC! I saw your post in regards to electronic stimulation tests post prostate surgery; but I unfortunately can't relate as I suffer from OAB Syndrome with symptoms of Urge Incontinence.
I have had the Interstim trial; which helped and did see improvement in symptoms around 50-60%.
But in regards to this post; I can relate in the sense that I understand what it feels like to wear protection in the heat. Luckily my symptoms have not worsened in the sense that I'm experiencing frequent daytime leakage like I did when I was not working. I've found being active has helped my symptoms.
I would recommend loose fighting clothing and trying to make sure you stay hydrated as that has helped myself per my urologists recommendations.
In my childhood; I remember the pull ups I had to wear would go up past my belly button. It was not comfortable to say the least.
But those are some real life tips and memories from someone who suffers.
I hope with any luck - with the summer heat - these words will comfort you and be a "Hole in One" for your future endeavors for battling continence and bladder issues.
Blessings In Christ,
Honeeecombs
Welcome to the NAFC! I saw your post in regards to electronic stimulation tests post prostate surgery; but I unfortunately can't relate as I suffer from OAB Syndrome with symptoms of Urge Incontinence.
I have had the Interstim trial; which helped and did see improvement in symptoms around 50-60%.
But in regards to this post; I can relate in the sense that I understand what it feels like to wear protection in the heat. Luckily my symptoms have not worsened in the sense that I'm experiencing frequent daytime leakage like I did when I was not working. I've found being active has helped my symptoms.
I would recommend loose fighting clothing and trying to make sure you stay hydrated as that has helped myself per my urologists recommendations.
In my childhood; I remember the pull ups I had to wear would go up past my belly button. It was not comfortable to say the least.
But those are some real life tips and memories from someone who suffers.
I hope with any luck - with the summer heat - these words will comfort you and be a "Hole in One" for your future endeavors for battling continence and bladder issues.
Blessings In Christ,
Honeeecombs
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