Bowel and Bladder

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Welcome back to this series on sex after spinal cord injury (SCI). I am thrilled that you chose to read part three of this series.

Feb 08, 2023READ MORE
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Many people who live with a spinal cord injury (SCI) experience difficulties when trying to catheterize themselves independently the trad

Feb 03, 2023READ MORE
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Welcome back to this series on sex after spinal cord injury (SCI). I am thrilled that you chose to read part two of this series.

Jan 26, 2023READ MORE
Doctor points out the bladder on a platic body model

In around 80 percent of people who have spinal cord injuries, their bladder function is affected.

Mar 31, 2022READ MORE
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Autonomic Dysreflexia (AD) is a potentially life-threatening complication of spinal cord injury at T6 or above.
Oct 27, 2020READ MORE
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SCI Supply Inc. sells incontinence, ostomy and skin wound products online. Mike Johnson, a peer with an SCI, runs the company and understands first-hand how vital these products are to your everyday life.
Oct 19, 2020READ MORE
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SCI Alberta offers a course on personal care activities relating to spinal cord injury, with a focus on helping individuals maintain

Oct 05, 2020READ MORE
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SCI Alberta covers this sometimes awkward topic via video.

Oct 05, 2020READ MORE
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Spinal Cord Injury Ontario has always been about making life with SCI easier and increasing knowledge around disability and accessibility

Oct 05, 2020READ MORE
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This resource, created by a team of rehabilitation clinicians and people living with spinal cord injuries from Vancouver Coastal Health,

Oct 05, 2020READ MORE