bladder disorder
- noun
- /ˈblædər dɪsˈɔrdər/
- Specialized
:
trastorno de la vejiga
- The doctor explained that a bladder disorder can lead to uncomfortable symptoms like frequent urination.
Examples
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After her diagnosis, she researched different treatment options for her bladder disorder to manage her symptoms.
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Bowel or bladder disorders?
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Many elderly individuals suffer from various bladder disorders that can impact their quality of life.
Synonyms
8
3.7
A sickness in the parts that make and hold urine, like the kidneys or bladder, caused by germs
5
3.7
An infection in the parts that make or carry urine, like the bladder
2
6.7
Swelling or infection of the bladder that causes pain and frequent urination
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8.3
Difficulty peeing when other people are nearby, especially in public bathrooms
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4.3
Not being able to control urine so it comes out without meaning to
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3.9
A problem with the bladder that causes pain or makes you need to pee often
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9.6
Not being able to control when you pee or poo
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9.9
Not being able to control peeing, often during sleep
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7.7
A bladder problem caused by nerve damage that makes it hard to pee
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9.1
Urine flows back from the bladder up the tube to the kidney
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5.5
A hard lump of mineral that forms in the bladder
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9.9
A disease that affects the parts of the body that make or carry urine
A condition where the bladder cannot push out urine
The bladder cannot hold or release urine
A bladder that squeezes too often, causing loss of control and stopping and starting of urine
A condition where the bladder cannot push out urine and the person cannot feel it
Cannot empty the bladder completely
A problem starting the flow of urine
How Severe
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a medical condition affecting the urinary bladder' is directly derivable from combining 'bladder' (an organ that stores liquid) with 'disorder' (a diagnosed physical or mental condition). This straightforward noun+noun composition follows common compounding patterns and is cross‑linguistically transparent, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will readily understand it.
Etymology
Bladder disorder comes from thinking of the bladder as a small bag that holds urine and disorder as a 'problem'. So bladder disorder means a 'problem' with that bag, a health condition affecting the bladder.