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I just started posting here yesterday, after coming across this sight as I'm in total limbo-land at the moment.
I have been dx'd with a Neurogenic bladder, and if you Google it nothing good really comes up. In the past 7 weeks I've had 3 UTI's because of it. I had an L-spine MRI last week which was clear for Spinal Stenosis and Cord compression. I see the Neuro a week from today.
Like you I think so many symptoms I've been discounting and now with the Neurogenic bladder, which is now affecting my bowels also, a clearer picture is coming to mind. I know the Neuro appt is just the begining but I am very thankful my Dr's have realized something is horribly wrong and are trying to figure it out the quickest route.
You should be seen by a Urologist and they can do Urodynamics testing to determine if it is an anotomical problem or a nerve related problem. It was the Urologist that determined I needed to be seen by a Neurologist. He feels I've had this problem for awhile and just got by. I recently had surgery and my bladder lifted. Now that it is back in place I don't have the muscle strength (big red flag).
Good luck at your appointment.