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brodiemac
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Has anyone had urinary problems with LD? My experience is mainly difficulty starting - no sign of increased frequency or incontinence? The problem is intermittent, increasing when other symptoms are at their worst.
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HaplyCarlessdave
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It might be uric acid crystals giving you problems. Try a google search and you meght happen upon something to try.
Seems like lots of de-toxing teas should help, but there are probably some specific teas that are best.
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I had the same problem and am convinced it was neurologically based> it was as if teh message "go" wasn't getting through. With treatment, that has gone away.
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I have had a 'delay' problem for several years.

My neurologist says that it was due to my MS.


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I have found in my searches...most bladder problems...are neuro...as you said here..it flares with other symptoms.

Sorry...I have found...that also....candida can cause this also.

However...yours sounds more like neurolyme.

Trout

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