Vaginal birth causes urinary incontinence; absorption results in orgasmic dysfunction

Reader: 12/05/2002>
hello, Dr. Lin,
I just found your website and read most of your articles. I want to talk to you about my case before I proceed any further from here.
I am a yound mom who gave virgial birth to my son. right after this, I developed incontenence. it got a little better with Kegal exercise, but not too long ago, I went through a surgical abortion to remove my molor pregnancy. I didn't know what my sergeon did to me, I was under full anesthesia, after surgery, I felt my pevic muscles were lumpy again. I tried to do Kegal exercise, but I couldn't feel muscle contractions or little contractions. And in recent sexual encounter with my husband, I couldn't fully reach orgasm because my pevic muscles couldn't contract themselves right. So, Dr. Lin, what is my problem? Can I do Kegal regualarly to improve? I wasn't doing it on regular base until this moment. Or must I use dietry suppliment? please help!! Thank you!

Dr. Lin: 12/05/2002>
It seems that your urine incontinence was due to a weak parasympathetic nervous function of S1 and S2 in the bladder-urethral sphincter muscle. It also implies that your entire parasympathetic nerves S1-S5 and Co in your pelvic cavity may be weak. I don't think you have a damage of the sphincter muscle due to vagina birth, but I am sure that the parasympathetic nerves and their endings in the muscle had been over-stretched, leading to your incontinence. If you can increase the production of the relaxation/elasticty hormone Prostaglandin E-1 in the nerves and their endings, in conjunction with your Kegel exercises, you should be able to regain your continence.
The weakening pelvic nervous functions can be due to deficiency of androgen (DHEA/androstenedione/testosterone) hormones or acetylcholine neurochemicals, or excessive progesterone.
Probably, your entire parasympathetic nerves S1-S5 and Co in your pelvic cavity, sensory nerves in your sex organ, and the sympathetic, orgasmic nerves from T10-T12 and L1-T2 are still very "exhausted" by anesthesia which can continuously interrupt or reduce the acetylcholine synthesis in the some neurons ( synapses) for a period of time.
Check if you can erect your clitoris and G-spot. If yes, the side effects of anesthesia should be over.
Then, your orgasmic dysfunction can be due to excessive progesterone and a drop of testosterone resulting from your last pregnancy. Vaginal and uterine orgasmic contraction, fired by the sympathetic nerves, requires the neurotransmitter acetylcholine and the hormone testosterone to burn, but progesterone will damp the orgasmic contraction.
You should wait for another month to let your body have a full recovery.
If not, then take Viapal-hGH-J (3-015) to help you recharge your nervous systems and balance your hormonal production.
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