If you think something might be going on, keeping a bladder diary could be really helpful just to see how often you’re really going to the bathroom and when you leak urine. Whether you’ve ...

Before you begin bladder control training, your doctor will probably ask you to keep a diary. In your bathroom diary, you'll write down every time you have the urge to go, as well as when you leak.

But research from the University of Alabama suggests keeping a diary of your bladder function can help with the diagnosis and treatment of urinary incontinence. It can also be useful for other urinary ...

Track Patterns: Keep a bladder diary tracking when you drink, pee, the duration of the pee, and any symptoms to help identify patterns. Hydrate Strategically: Drink to thirst, spread fluids ...

Best Assessment: The bladder diary is the recommended tool to collect information regarding UI. A sample bladder diary is provided on the next page. In addition, screening questions and a helpful ...

Micturition time chart: records the times of micturition during the day and night; Frequency volume chart (FVC): records the volumes voided as well as the time of each micturition, during the day and ...

Previously available bladder diaries have only been partially validated for single criteria, but the new urinary diary designed by Bright et al. 3 underwent a strict process of validation for five ...

The traditional bladder diary suffers from inaccurate completion and a bladder self-monitoring effect and does not capture the level of symptom bother or impact on health-related quality of life ...

One way of approaching this problem is by keeping a bladder diary. A bladder diary consists of information charted by time, as to when you drink and how much, how much urine you pass and when.