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...innervation to the lower limbs, and sphincter,controls the function of the bladder and distal bowel and sensation to the skin around the bottom and back passa ...the nerves below the spinal cord are compressed causing compromise to the bladder and bowel. The most common cause of CES is a prolapse of a lumbar disc but

...ion, poor body image, and lower quality of life due to associated bowel or bladder incontinence.<ref name=":0">Chen CJ, Thompson H. [https://www.statpearls.co ...ges, indicating how far it has descended. Other pelvic organs (such as the bladder or bowel) may also be prolapsed into the vagina.

...ellon MJ. Current management strategies for autonomic dysreflexia. Current Bladder Dysfunction Reports 2018; 13(4): 224-229</ref>: # Bladder (catheter blockage, distension, stones, infection, spasms)

...jaculation contraction of the smooth muscles of the prostate gland and the bladder neck occur, as well as relaxation of the urethral sphincter. ...nd bladder retraining - active pelvic floor muscle contractions to inhibit bladder contraction. This will prevent the detrusor urinae muscle contraction<ref n

...ious factors such as cardiovascular, metabolic, pulmonary, skin, bowel and bladder changes among others. <ref name=":0" />

...parasympathetic and the somatic nervous systems, which are responsible for bladder storage and emptying. The results of genitourinary dysfunction include:<ref ** bladder and bowel dysfunction

...cit pelvic floor contractions in men are “shorten the penis”, “elevate the bladder”, “elevate the scrotum”, “stop the flow of urine” and “tighten ==== Goal 3: Bladder training<ref name=":7" /> ====

* Bladder pain syndrome #* Bladder pain syndrome

...licit male pelvic floor contractions are “shorten the penis”, “elevate the bladder”, “elevate the scrotum”, “stop the flow of urine” and “tighten ...ysfunction must be managed as this negatively impacts the pelvic floor and bladder

...oor, it is located anterior to the rectum and posterior to the urethra and bladder.[[File:Reproductive system.png|thumb]] ...eflexion position anterior to the rectum and posterior and superior to the bladder.

# Has complete loss of motor function (bladder and bowel function are usually also lost) ===== Bladder Management =====

=== Bladder Management === ...bc21b34 Consortium for Spinal Cord Medicine’s Clinical Practice Guideline: Bladder Management for Adults with Spinal Cord Injury.]

...l Tract|vagina]], vestibule, urethra, and trigone of the [[Bladder Anatomy|bladder]] contain receptors a and b for estrogen. However, both receptors can be fo * Idiopathic overactive bladder.

...Arrhythmias|heart rate]], erectile dysfunction, and [[Urinary Incontinence|bladder control]]. ...r control problems, eg a sudden urge to urinate or difficulty emptying the bladder<ref name=":4" />.

...sistance exercises|resistance exercise]] therapy (PRET), [[Bladder Anatomy|bladder]] training, neurodevelopmental therapy (NDT), striking, [[Balance Training|

...from the perineal region below. This cavity encloses the pelvic viscera - bladder, intestines, and uterus(in females).<ref>Bharucha AE. Pelvic floor: anatomy *Pubovesical ligaments - attach bladder to pubic symphysis

* Bladder and Bowel Management

...to generate power, [[sensation]], and the ability to control the bowel and bladder. Rehabilitation efforts concentrate on preventing secondary complications a ...injuries. He formed dedicated spinal cord injury units managing the spine, bladder, bowel, [[skin]], and providing education, and rehabilitation. Conservative

...te numbness or tingling in the lower extremities, or cause a loss bowel or bladder control.

# Indirect effects of the SCI such as sensory/motor alterations, bladder and bowel changes, spasticity, fatigue, psychological difficulties, pain, a