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Dehydration and bladder function
A short MS-Selfie survey to explore the practice of using dehydration to manage bladder symptoms
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Prior to reading this MS-Selfie Newsletter were you aware of using dehydration as a method to control bladder symptoms?
Yes
No
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Do you suffer from any of the following symptoms, which are associated with MS-related bladder dysfunction?
Urinary frequency
Urinary urgency
Nocturia (getting-up at night to pass urine)
Urinary hesitancy (difficulty initiating urination)
Dysuria - pain when passing urine
Urinary urge incontinence
After dribble - leaking urine after going emptying your bladder
Double or multiple voiding - needing to empty your bladder multiple times in short succession
Stress incontinence - leaking urine when coughing or straining
Other:
Do you use dehydration to control your bladder symptoms?
Yes - very frequently (daily)
Yes - frequently (3-4 days per week)
Yes - infrequently (less than one day per week)
Yes - rarely (less than one day per month)
No - never
Other:
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Are you or have you used any of the following for your bladder problems?
Anticholingerics
Mirabegron
DDAVP
ISC (intermittent self-catheterisation)
Botox
HRT
Pelvic floor exercises
Posterior tibial nerve stimulator
Permanent uretheral catheter
Suprapubic catheter
Urinary antiseptics
Cranberry extract
D-mannose
Citric acid or other urinary alkalising agent
Other:
Do you or have you suffered from urinary tract infections (UTIs)?
Yes - frequent (more than 2 UTIs in the last 6 months or 3 UTIs in the last 12 months)
Yes - infrequent (less than 2 UTIs in last 6 months and 3 UTIs in the last 12 months)
Yes - in the past (a UTI more than 12 months ago)
No
Other:
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What is your age?
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What is your biological sex?
Female
Male
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Where do you live (county or state and country)
Your answer
How long have you had MS (years)?
Your answer
What type of MS have you been told you have?
CIS - clinically isolated syndrome
Relaspsing-remitting
Secondary progressive
Primary progressive
Other:
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Are you on a DMT?
Yes - currently
Yes - in the past
No
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What is your Expanded Disability Status Score or EDSS?
If you don't know your EDSS you can calculate using the online
web EDSS
Your answer
Has bladder self-management been discussed with you by your healthcare professional (HCP)?
Yes
No
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