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leengus

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I'm from Toronto.I'm new to this forum in the sense posting. Two years back I had an accident, my upper body got a severe injury. I had two surgeries to cure my legs and ilium. Later for the rehabilitation, I have been through continuous therapy for the entire year.
Therapy was surprisingly effective, God’s Grace.
I'm getting better with time. Now, I'm able to do my daily works on my own.
My main issue was the strong urge to urinate, sometimes it was out of control! I literally overcame such tragic conditions through pelvic floor physiotherapy. I'm still continuing it as I haven't yet get rid of the pain completely(It is not regular).
Now, I only go to the clinic for 3-4 times per month. Occasionally I use an electrical stimulation device at home to train my pelvic floor muscles as per my doc's prescription. I thought of sharing my experience here. I want to let people realize that the pain you're suffering will heal gradually and stay strong.
Thank you.
 
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I'm from Toronto.I'm new to this forum in the sense posting. Two years back I had an accident, my upper body got a severe injury. I had two surgeries to cure my legs and ilium. Later for the rehabilitation, I have been through continuous therapy for the entire year.
Therapy was surprisingly effective, God’s Grace.
I'm getting better with time. Now, I'm able to do my daily works on my own.
My main issue was the strong urge to urinate, sometimes it was out of control! I literally overcame such tragic conditions through pelvic floor physiotherapy. I'm still continuing it as I haven't yet get rid of the pain completely(It is not regular).
Now, I only go to the clinic for 3-4 times per month. Occasionally I use an electrical stimulation device at home to train my pelvic floor muscles as per my doc's prescription. I thought of sharing my experience here. I want to let people realize that the pain you're suffering will heal gradually and stay strong.
Thank you.
This could help

https://audioboom.com/posts/7173184-057-kevin-martillo-viner-phd?fbclid=IwAR1CxclQBTuxw9OumREHNhwRIcY_2wKTHcUQa5bW77_fiUvHT897Bv7T8NA (Audioboom / 057 - Kevin Martillo Viner, PhD)
 
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