For someone with a neurogenic bladder, the nerves that control the working of the urinary bladder do not function normally. There are some muscles that help tighten or release the bladder as per the signals received from the brain. Under certain conditions like diabetes, long-standing infections, brain or spinal cord injuries, and structural abnormalities, the bladder control mechanism gets impaired, which may lead to incontinence and more.
Neurogenic Bladder in Elderly- Causes, Diagnosis, and Treatment
Nerves that transfer signals from one location to another between the bladder and spinal cord and brain function in a neurogenic bladder are caused by infection.
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