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Actually, the higher my fluid intake the harder it is to "let go". Girlie
anatomy is apples and oranges to guys post-bladder, that's why I queried the
men.
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From: Michael Collis [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 21, 2001 12:20 PM
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Subject: Re: for the guys on the list...
That depends, Kyle. I generally have no problems going unless I've heavily
perspired, reduced my fluid intake, or both... I generally find that two or
three bottles of water will get the pump primed again. Maybe you need to
drink
more water?
"Cleveland, Kyle E." wrote:
> Okay, getting personal here...
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> Do any of you men have trouble getting things going when you try to
urinate?
> I've got something going on, but I'm not sure if it is prostatic in origin
> or if it's just the pee-pee muscles spasming up. Seems like things are
more
> difficult at night, too. Once things get going, I don't have any problem
> (er...no "piddling", if you know what I mean). Just wondered if it was a
CP
> thang or just getting older...or both.
>
> -Kyle
>
> You can email back privately if you don't want to broadcast to the list
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