Bladder Health Month – November 2022
Every November, Bladder Health Month is marked to raise awareness about the importance of the Bladder, also known as the Urinary Bladder, as well as the numerous disorders that affect the bladder, as well as how to avoid and treat bladder diseases. The urinary system is made up of the kidneys, ureter, urethra, and a few other minor organs.
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They work together to eliminate waste from the body, regulate blood volume and pressure, maintain electrolyte and metabolite levels, and maintain blood PH. They are one of the most critical systems in the body because hazardous compounds remain in the body if they do not work properly. A urinary tract infection is an illness that affects any area of the body (U.T.I.).
History Of Bladder Health Month
The "Urodynamic" examination examines how well the bladder, sphincters, and urethra contain and discharge urine. Urodynamic investigations reveal how well the bladder functions and why blockages or leaks may occur. Urology has been the name given to the study of the entire urinary system over time.
Urology was barely recognized as a distinct surgical specialty in the early twentieth century, but its roots may be traced all the way back to the Renaissance. Although genitourinary disorders have existed since the dawn of time, the first book was authored in 1588 by a Spanish physician named Francisco Diaz. "The Treatise on all the Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, Urine, and Growths on the Penis" was a watershed moment in urology and medical history in general since it was one of the first books in the field to be written in a common language. This enhanced the lives of innumerable urologic patients by allowing his accumulated urologic knowledge to be widely disseminated among practitioners.
Maximilian Nitze, a German urologist, was another person in history who made significant contributions to urology. He specialized on kidney illnesses and other urological problems, and he and Viennese equipment maker Joseph Leiter are credited with inventing the current cystoscope, a device used in bladder diagnostics. In 1879, the Nitze–Leiter cystoscope was publicly demonstrated for the first time. Hugh Hampton Young, who is today acknowledged as the father of modern American urology, began practicing in 1897 on the advice of his esteemed mentor, William Halsted, and with the help of William Welch, a well-known pathologist. The field was disorganized, and there were few well-defined treatments for urological illnesses.He made significant contributions to the current treatment of urological disorders.
5 Surprising Facts About The Urinary System
1. Healthy urine appears light yellow
Urine that is in good health is pale yellow or straw-colored.
2. Pink urine indicates the presence of blood
When urine turns pink, it suggests the presence of blood and the need for a doctor's visit.
3. Dark colored urine and dehydration
Urine that is dark or honey-colored indicates that you are not getting enough water.
4. Generate urine every 10 to 15 seconds
Urine is produced every 10 to 15 seconds by the kidneys.
5. The bladder can store 16 ounces
For two to five hours, a healthy adult bladder may store up to 16 ounces of urine.
Bladder Health Month Timeline
The First Treatise was published in 1588.
Francisco Diaz, a Spanish physician, wrote "the first treatise on urology."
1879
The Cystoscope Has Been Made Public
The Nitze–Leiter cystoscope is first shown in public.
1897
Hugh Young Starts Working Out
Hugh Hampton Young, the pioneer of modern American urology, began his career as a urologist at Johns Hopkins Hospital, where he was in charge of the Department of Genito-Urinary Surgery.
2022
Observance in the Present Day
In the United States, Bladder Health Month is observed.
Bladder Health Month FAQS
What is Enuresis?
Enuresis is the inability to control urination on a regular basis, and it is most common among the elderly.
What vitamins are good for bladder health?
Vitamin C from fruits and vegetables has been linked to a reduction in urine urgency.
Is it possible for your bladder to heal itself?
The bladder is a master at self-healing. When the organ is damaged by infection or injury, it can mend quickly by using specialized cells in its lining to rebuild tissue and restore a barrier against dangerous components in urine.
How To observe Bladder Health Month
1. Spread awareness
Use social media to raise awareness of Bladder Health Month. Others can see what the month is about on social media and do well to take care of their Bladder as well.
2. Drink lots of water
Drink enough of water to keep your bladder and urinary system healthy. Water maintains your pH level and is therefore beneficial to your Bladder.
3. Go for a checkup
Take advantage of Bladder Health Month by getting a checkup. This ensures that your bladder is healthy and that any abnormalities are detected early.
Why Bladder Health Month Is Important
1. It reminds us to drink water
The month of Bladder Health Month also serves as a reminder to drink plenty of water. Drinking plenty of water benefits not only the bladder, but all of the body's functions as well.
2. It reminds us to take care of our health
Bladder Health Month serves as a reminder to take care of one of our bodies' most vital organs, the bladder. It's capable of considerably more than just holding and releasing urine.
3. It helps the econony
There will be fewer visits to the hospital due to Urinary Tract Infections or diseases if more people take care of their Bladder. As resources are not depleted, this aids in the development of the economy.
