u/Rakaiju

No urge to pee for almost seven months now. My pelvic floor had tension in it thanks to my mental health tanking last summer and it made my bladder overactive for a month. Awful urgency and pelvic pain. Even dealt with painful orgasming at some point and urge incontinence. Not so much anymore as the tension lessened, especially as I took pelvic floor therapy for a few months. Still kept working hard as hell on stretches and relaxation exercises afterwards.

But my bladder wasn't the same anymore after what went on with my PF. I've ran out of options, especially since a urologist told me I could still be holding underlying tension somewhere to be still causing sensory problems there, but I wouldn't know for sure. Has anyone ever tried dealt with a similar issue with a lack of urgency and used a tens machine to help stimulate that? If so, what frequency?

This may not be the right place to post in, but I had been dealing with no urge to pee for almost seven months now. My pelvic floor had tension in it thanks to my mental health tanking last summer and it made my bladder overactive for a month. Awful urgency and pelvic pain. Even dealt with painful orgasming and urge incontinence. Not so much now as the tension lessened, especially as I took pelvic floor therapy for a few months. Still kept working hard as hell on stretches and relaxation exercises after I finished with it.

But my bladder wasn't the same anymore after what went on with my PF. I've ran out of options, especially since a urologist told me I could still be holding underlying tension somewhere to be still causing sensory problems there, but I wouldn't know for sure. Has anyone ever tried dealt with a similar issue with a lack of urgency and used a tens machine to stimulate that nerve again?

So, I'm aware that wellbutrin can make you want to pee more, but it feels like I have no need to. Like I have less of an urge. I literally peed out so much this morning that I couldn't tell my bladder was that full. Can it relax it that much because of how it affects dopamine and NE neurotransmitters?

OK, so, last summer I had an ocd episode where I peed constantly. When it finally stopped, my hyperawareness faded and I felt like I couldn't tell when to urinate anymore. Like, I don't know if this falls into the category of FND after finding out about the symptoms it can cause, but I'm freaking out if it is. It sounds permanent. I don't know what to do.

I don't know if this is the right place for it, but I deal with OCD which has came and gone throughout my life. And when I had an anxiety attack early last year, it eventually gave way to the worst episode of my life. It was somatic, where I was constantly urinating. But when the episode eventually faded off and stopped, it felt like I couldn't tell when to go anymore. I've been through urologists who are at a loss over this. At this point, it feels psychological and I don't know what to do anymore. It has made me feel hopeless. Can hypnotherapy even help with something like this?

Ever since I had an episode where I was constantly urinating last summer I felt like I lost the urge to know when to go after the hyperawareness faded. Urologists have been no help or clueless. And my latest appointment had one practically saying, “Sorry, buddy, you may have nerve damage.” And that was just a guess without even bothering to run a test! That upset me so much afterward. I don't know what to do anymore. I've been in a loop of trying to find answers from doctors, seeking assurance from AI and habitually emptying my bladder. OCD has made me doubt my own bodily function.

It feels like I'm stuck in a giant maze for the rest of my life without knowing where to go next and it's awful. I feel so isolated because I can't find others that dealt with this.

I can't for the life of me to get into reading or gaming since I've been on wellbutrin for a month. I'm only on 150mg as well. I don't have any anhedonia per se, but it's like I rather do everything else but my own hobbies instead. And it's frustrating. Is this crap going to persist as long as I'm on it??