Abnormal Urination Analysis (Say Goodbye To Urine Leakage With Advanced Urodynamic Analysis)

· Those in Bangkok looking to understand the cause of urine leakage.
· Those who want to monitor frequent urination or urgency.
· Those who want to evaluate incomplete bladder emptying.
· Those who wish to check weak or interrupted urine flow.
· Those who wish to prevent complications from recurring urinary tract infections.

Abnormal Urination Analysis using urodynamic testing is a precise method to evaluate bladder function, urethra performance, and the muscles and nerves controlling urination. It measures how the bladder stores and releases urine, detects abnormalities in urine flow, and identifies causes of incontinence or retention.

Urodynamic testing provides valuable information for diagnosing urinary disorders and helps the doctor at our affiliated hospital design personalized treatment plans. Benefits include early detection of bladder dysfunction, prevention of urinary complications, and better management of urinary symptoms.

Abnormal Urination Analysis involves the URODYNAMIC technique, a series of tests that assess bladder, urethra, and pelvic muscle function to understand how urine is stored and released. Thin catheters with pressure sensors are inserted into the bladder, and sometimes the rectum or vagina, to measure internal pressures and detect involuntary bladder contractions. Small electrodes placed near the urethra and rectum monitor the electrical activity of the pelvic floor muscles, showing coordination with bladder function.

The bladder is gradually filled with a sterile liquid while sensors record pressure changes and sensations of urgency. Urine flow is measured using a specialized device to detect weak, slow, or interrupted streams. The postvoid residual, or the amount of urine remaining after urination, is measured via ultrasound or catheter to evaluate bladder emptying. In some cases, video urodynamics using contrast dye and X-ray imaging provides a visual assessment of bladder shape and function during filling and emptying.

1. Consultation and assessment will be conducted.
2. The treatment area will be cleaned.
3. Local anesthesia will be applied.
4. Thin tubes will be inserted into the bladder and urethra.
5. The bladder will be filled slowly with liquid.
6. Urine flow will be recorded and video imaging may be used to view bladder function.
7. Tubes will be removed.
8. Results will be reviewed and recommendations will be provided.

<Advantages>
· Allows for early detection
· Provides accurate measurement
· Supports personalized treatment plans
· Enhances diagnosis of bladder and urinary tract disorders
· Provides overview for overall health

<Limitations>
· Multiple tests may be required
· Test may be slightly difficult for patients with shy bladder syndrome

Q1: What abnormalities can be detected in Abnormal Urination Analysis?
A1: Abnormal Urination Analysis using the urodynamic technique can detect urinary incontinence, frequent urination, weak urine flow, incomplete bladder emptying, bladder muscle dysfunction, and issues with the nerves controlling urination.

Q2: What to worry about in Abnormal Urination Analysis?
A2: Mild discomfort, temporary soreness, or slight blood in the urine may occur. The main concern is the small risk of urinary tract infection from catheter insertion.

Q3: What are some common factors that can affect Abnormal Urination Analysis results?
A3: Recent urinary tract infections, certain medications, dehydration, excessive fluid intake, or improper catheter placement can affect results.

Q4: What should I avoid before Abnormal Urination Analysis?
A4: Avoid excessive fluid intake, alcohol, and medications that may alter bladder function unless instructed by the doctor at our affiliated hospital.

Q5: Do I need to fast before Abnormal Urination Analysis?
A5: Fasting is usually not required, but a full bladder may be needed for accurate testing, so drinking water beforehand is often recommended.

[Clinic Name] Thonburi Bamrungmuang Hospital
[Location] Bangkok, Thailand
[Nearest Station/ Nearest Tourist Destination] A 10 mins drive from Siam BTS station; 5 mins drive from Hua Lamphong MRT station; 5 mins drive from National Stadium BTS station
[Clinic Opening Time] 24 hrs

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