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Golf and Incontinence

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Posted 20 Jul 2015 at 19:57

Originally Posted by: Online Community Member

Luther

14 months post op.

I was dry very early and did my PFEs without fail usually when driving. As time went on I stopped doing them as much, of late I have had the odd leak if I try and wait too long, it may be down to an ongoing stricture problem or not doing the PFEs so I have restarted the exercises.

Thanks Chris

Cheers for your input Chris....

I won't stop doing my PFE's completely as I realise the importance of keeping that group of muscles strong for the rest of my life....

As I understand things the external sphincter ( which is associated with the PF muscle group )  is the only muscle we now have  to control urine flow?
Obviously if the external sphincter has been compromised / damaged / weakened for whatever reason during surgery no amount of exercise will completely stop leakage...

As you have been dry quite early on clearly your sphincter was not damaged and is working well!  Maybe in your case it would be a good idea for you to continue with your PFE's to help control the odd leak?...

Best Wishes
Luther

 
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