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Bladder Emptying
I am a Spinal cord injured women -paraplegic, I was injured when I was 16 years now I am 19 years, after injury I was with a indwelling urinary catheter for 1 month later shifted to intermittent clean catheterization for 4-5 months later and now currently using abdominal pressure voiding to empty bladder(2 years and continuing ). I do face incontinence issues daily and abdominal pain sometimes, I have no sensation below my abdomen.
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