Botox for Neurogenic Bladder User Reviews
Botox has an average rating of 7.0 out of 10 from a total of 3 reviews for the treatment of Neurogenic Bladder. 67% of reviewers reported a positive experience, while 33% reported a negative experience.
- abuelo
- Taken for 5 to 10 years
- April 20, 2021
"I use catheters 3 times a day usually around 8 hours between them without them I don't release urine at all. In the past I used Bethanecor but I was afraid to have kidney problems and I continue using only catheters for 7 years already and with proper care without infections."
- Cindy...
- Taken for 2 to 5 years
- August 24, 2023
"I was diagnosed with MS in 1997, and I have neurologic bladder. I cannot feel when my bladder is full, and the muscles do not work well. I took pills for a lot of years, but the incontinence became worse. So I went for Botox injections. My doctor does it as day surgery because she says it would be uncomfortable to have all the injections while awake. Apparently, there are lots and lots of injections. i am sore when I urinate for a day or two, this is due to the injection sites. Botox for the bladder is a total change of life. Before the Botox I had to use level 3-4 pads. About a week after I use no pads. I also sleep through the night without visits to bathroom. My doctor says normally the Botox lasts about 3 months, but they last longer for me. When the Botox wears off it is slow progression of incontinence, so you start with a 1 pad. For my neurologic bladder, it is a miracle medication and one less pill."
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"Good day to all, I’d like to start off by saying I was diagnosed with MS in 2007 and ever since then I’ve developed many other issues that I won’t go into, but have IC bladder disease. It has now been a week and 2 days since having the Botox injections and I’m still in horrible pain. I was diagnosed with IC which is a very painful bladder disease about four or five years ago. I’ve read other peoples comments on here about why they personally tried botox. I have tried everything without success for the bladder pain anyway botox was my last resort. I have however just read the the comments on here and someone else had the botox during an IC flare as well but after the flare calmed down the botox did kick in. Again, it has only been one week and two days since I had Botox so I am praying that the same will be for me. I will post later on and mention an update on my progress. I will pray for you all! God Bless, Joy"