A disorder that manifests within the mind and manifests in the body; it is known as Shy Bladder Syndrome. The primary distinction for an illness that is psychogenic (such such as SBS) means that the physical manifestation is the result of an emotional reason. As you’re probably aware that the mind is a powerful device that we have only limited control. Controlling the ‘conscious’ mind is definitely in our grasp, however the subconscious mind is proven to be a more challenging thing to comprehend, and even control.
It’s not surprising that general practitioners’ success rates in treatment of Shy Bladder Syndrome are generally low; they’re trained to focus on the physical and not the psychological. A visit to your GP is essential to make sure that your inability to use the bathroom isn’t due solely to medical issues, however it’s absurd to believe that an GP to be capable of taking care of issues that are outside of their abilities. A baker can bake, a carpenter cut. If you require assistance for a physical issue, you see an GP and if you’d seek help for a subconscious issue, you will see a specialist in the area. This is the reason it has the highest success rates when it comes to the treatment of Shy Bladder Syndrome; it helps to retrain the unconscious mind..
I’ll use the example that I used for one my clients from the past to illustrate how the unconscious mind is the rule of the bladder. To protect our privacy we’ll call him John. You might find you are able to relate to his experiences.
A sluggish Bladder Syndrome had been a major burden on John’s life since John was able to remember. He’s now thirty-four. He recalls a situation that took place in his teens at school , as the reason the disorder. The attempts to urinate at the public toilet were influenced by the presence of several older boys who entered his personal space and taunting him. John was literally frozen. Then, John was not able to go regardless of how many times John advised himself to take a break and remain in a calm state.
I’m very happy of the fact that I was successful in helping John overcome his issues However, let’s examine the process of action that developed within John’s body and mind in greater detail:
In the beginning, it’s crucial to understand the two factors that influence human behavior. They are pain and pleasure. The moment that the traumatizing experience of being harassed happened the ‘unconscious’ mind of John recorded all the sensory information about the environment and associated pain with the things he saw, heard and smelled on. From that point, every time the same scene was recreated “unconscious mind’ decided that this situation was likely to be painful. This led to the scenario was interpreted by his brain as dangerous and needed to be kept out regardless of what. There was no way that the mind would let the body to become vulnerable in a vulnerable situation. So, his ‘unconscious brain was able to override any message of encouragement to relax and stay calm, which he sent to his conscious mind.
Shy Bladder Syndrome is effectively a defense mechanism used by the “unconscious mind” to ensure that you are not in danger of suffering circumstances. On the other hand, we can be content that it’s watching out for our health and health, even if we’re not aware of it. But the speed at the way routines are absorbed is alarming for Paruretics since, without appropriate resources, they are difficult to overcome.