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This one is tough As i also have a heart condition i take a diuretic each day so my morning is off to a restroom often The otherni found a light dose of Metamucil works It even out my system and i have greek yogurt for the enzymes Nothings perfect but better
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Hello everyone, how are you doing?
Bladder and bowel issues can be an especially challenging aspect of living with multiple sclerosis, affecting both physical comfort and daily routines. For many people with MS, symptoms like urgency, incontinence, or constipation are common, and they can sometimes feel isolating or difficult to talk about.
How do you manage bladder or bowel issues related to MS? Have you found any specific routines, dietary changes, or treatments that help?
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We’d love to hear your tips, experiences, and any advice you have.
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