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Bladder retraining.

K Anders
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Bladder retraining is a behavioural therapy which offers many women with continence problems a return to normal or near normal voiding patterns. However, full commitment is required from patients and nurses for it to be successful.

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Behavior TherapyFemaleHumansPatient Care PlanningPatient Education as TopicToilet TrainingUrinary IncontinenceUrodynamicsJournal ArticleReview

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K Anders. 1999. Bladder retraining.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10205550/

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