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For the past three years, Lindsay Collins has had to change her life. It wasn't because of something she planned; it wasn't anything that she could control. Lindsay was diagnosed with Primary (Idiopathic) Pulmonary Hypertension. This disease has changed her life more than a young person can imagine, but through it all Lindsay has stayed optimistic and has found that her health problems have opened up a new avenue in life. One that has connected her to another family and one that she wants to share in order to educated people about a disease that is hard, not only on the person that it has invaded but also their family and friends.
LINDSAY: June 18, 2006 – it was game point, 'Bump 'N Grind' over the 'Mental Misfits' (my team....fitting isn't it). Good serve but the Misfits return it in an ideal set up. Beeeaaaaauuuuuuuuuutiful! Bump'N Grind passes, sets. Misfits prepare, get low, ready for the kill, here it comes, 'KAPOW,' perfect up. Side out! Now, I'm up to serve, the Misfits captain. I bounce the volleyball in preparation for the serve. 1..2..3.. I serve, ACE! Misfits win it! It was a great win, but as I thought to myself "I never had to work this hard to play three sets of volleyball," I knew something was wrong. No, it wasn't just because I have always been a bit 'curvaceous.' I knew it was something more.
Lindsay is a recognizable face to many in the community and the area. She is the daughter of Doug and Judy Collins and the granddaughter of Norma and Lyle Steele and Ilene Collins.
Lindsay began school in Edison, and then, in fourth grade, entered school at Arapahoe. Through her high school years, Lindsay participated in sports, but her true calling was in the drama department. Following graduation from Arapahoe High in 1996, she went off to Midland Lutheran College in Fremont.
In 2000, Lindsay became a college graduate with a Bachelor of Arts in Human Services. Her next step in life took her to Colorado. She lived and worked in Fort Collins for two years, then moved to Denver in 2002. Lindsay worked at Children's Hospital for a year and a half, then began her time at Jefferson Hills in August of 2003. Jefferson Hills is a residential treatment center for at-risk adolescents who have been placed by the courts or taken from their homes for criminal mischief, substance abuse, abuse, neglect and more.
Lindsay struggled through the rest of the volleyball season. After a few more months of aches, pains and shortness of breath, she knew that she needed to listen to her body and her mother...and visit the doctor.
LINDSAY: Friends and family started noticing a significant decrease in my level of activity tolerance as did I (I couldn't keep up with my parents when they came out to visit), and of course everyone's first thought was, "'gotta get that weight off' and 'gotta get back to the gym and work even harder.'"
Throughout the summer, Lindsay made multiple visits to her primary care provider and was prescribed three different inhalers and an allergy medication. None of them proved helpful.
The holidays approached and Lindsay became more in tune with her body. She began noticing other developing symptoms, such as a dry cough, consistent pain between her shoulder blades, persistent headaches and tightness in her chest - symptoms she had never noticed or experienced before.
LINDSAY: I went Christmas shopping with my roommate, Laura, and ended up having to stop walking every 50 yards or so. Good thing that I started early, because the Christmas shopping ended up having to be done in shifts that year.
Lindsay came home for Christmas and, though she enjoyed the time she spent with family, she continued to struggle with cough, fatigue, back pain and other symptoms. She decided to visit her home-town doctor where the nurses and doctors have known her since she was a snotty nosed kid, literally. :) The day after Christmas, she went to the Arapahoe Medical Clinic. The nurse, one of her best friends' mothers, noticed she was a bit short of breath when she walked and immediately placed a pulse oximeter on her finger. Lindsay was instructed to walk up and down the hall of couple of times.
LINDSAY: I felt my heart beat faster; my lungs started to burn and watched my O2 stats fall as low as 66% and my heart rate shoot up to 130 beats per minute.
The nurse approached Lindsay with a worried look on her face and asked if her mother was home. Her parents were instructed to drive Lindsay to an emergency room two hours away.
LINDSAY: There was no going back to the house, no collecting any necessities, no passing go, collect $200. I felt like I was a hostage at my doctor's office. How nervous was I? I had no idea what my medical team was thinking, all I could think is, "What is wrong with me? Could someone please tell me something, anything?"
The family was off to Mary Lanning Hospital in Hastings, where Lindsay says the "fun" began. She endured pokes, prods, being put in a cubical that looked like a phone booth and was told to "suck it in and hold it, hold it, hold it, now let it out and push, push, push." They preformed a "bazillion different tests," said Lindsay, just to find what was going on. The doctors asked hundreds of questions that she answered over and over.
LINDSAY: I was wired up to look like a space alien and told to sleep, I had slime put on an instrument that looked like a microphone rubbed on my chest (echocardiogram) and bubbles of saline injected into my heart, I mean, what a whole new world. You name it and it was done.
Lindsay's parents were with her the whole time. She thought of it as a vacation from work with "at-risk" youth because she had people at her beck and call. "I take it where I can get it," said Lindsay. Following three days of tests, there wasn't a definite diagnosis. The only thing that she and her family knew was that she had an enlarged heart. It was suggested that she set up an appointment with a PH (pulmonary hypertension) specialist immediately.
After being discharged from the hospital on New Year's Day 2007 and a couple of extra days at home due to Nebraska ice storms, Lindsay and her family discussed her options for treatment. She had the option to move home to Nebraska and see a specialist in Lincoln but, after some research, Lindsay found that the University of Colorado Hospital has a program specifically for these symptoms in Denver.
LINDSAY: I love Colorado and though living in Nebraska wouldn't take me that far away, for once in my life, I was starting to settle down, had a huge support network of friends, lived in a house that I loved and had family wasn't too far away. I returned to Colorado with a pre-scheduled appointment with Dr. David Badesch, "my hero" (must be stated in the high melodrama voice), and we started the whole process over again, meeting my new treatment team, the tests and the questions.
On February 7th, 2007, Lindsay was officially diagnosed with Primary (Idiopathic) Pulmonary Hypertension. Dr. Badesch and his team asked Lindsay to be part of multiple research studies. Lindsay was honored to say yes, "anything to support PH research." Lindsay was placed on oxygen 24/7, Coumadin and started taking the recently-FDA-approved study drug, Ambrisentan/Letairis.
LINDSAY: Dr. Badesch advised me to get in touch with local support groups and so I did, almost immediately. I started attending both the Denver and Colorado Springs support groups and registered online with the Pulmonary Hypertension Association. Honestly, of all the assistance that has been offered, the support groups and PHA have made the most difference in my life. I don't know what I would have done without the individuals, the support, and the guidance they have offered. It has been two and a half years since I first started attending these groups and have developed very close and supportive relationships at both. They are like a second family to me.
Lindsay knew that she was the youngest in attendance at the support meetings. Recognizing the physical handicaps that the disease had placed on so many, she put her youth, energy and abilities to good use. It became her personal mission to do all that she could to support research on PH and become an active member of the Pulmonary Hypertension Association.
LINDSAY: I attended PHA's 8th Biennial Conference, A Journey of Hope and Discovery, in Houston in June of 2008 to learn more about PH and to observe the advances made in regards to slowing the progression of this disease.
The conference was jam-packed with valuable medical information, but it also offered what Lindsay felt was an equally important aspect: the opportunity to connect with others and share tips on how to live a "PHenomenal" life while managing PH. Lindsay met face to face with many that she had been chatting with online prior to the conference. She also took advantage of the medical sessions for patients and families and she worked as a volunteer behind the scenes as was needed.
Through the Pulmonary Hypertension Association, Lindsay has educated herself on advances in medicine and she has been able to maintain and manage the disease. She distributes this information to individuals, companies and medical professionals (including her former doctor who misdiagnosed her for almost a year) to educate and empower them. She was a part of the planning group for Colorado's first PH fundraiser event, a Tuscan Gala in October of 2008. Lindsay began attending planning meetings for this "very purposeful event." She sent letters to friends, family, and co-workers asking for their support by giving of themselves a monetary donation to PHA and/or a gift of their time and talents to be shared at the fund raiser. Lindsay worked on a Tuscan themed cross stitch ("thanks, grandma!") for the auction at the gala while many of her friends donated their musical and artistic talents to this cause. "It turned out to be a big success," said Lindsay.
As for Lindsay's personal progression of PH, she landed herself in the hospital in April this year, carrying approximately 20 pounds of fluid, which was a side effect of Letairis. She was on IV Lasix for 10 days and, "boy, I tell you what, I didn't wander far from a restroom for those first few days," she said.
Following that little vacation, she was placed on oral Lasix, a low sodium diet and fluid restriction (48 ounces of liquid every 24 hours, to be exact). Due to the continued progression of her PH, she has chosen to pursue the most aggressive route of therapy known to treat PH in order to improve her everyday functioning: Flolan. It is an intravenous medication that dilates blood vessels, prevents the smooth muscle cells in their walls from contracting and reduces the stickiness of circulating platelets which might otherwise "sludge" up the vessel. It also helps the right side of her heart to better pump blood through the lungs. Flolan is given by continuous intravenous infusion through a permanent catheter placed in one of the large veins going in to the heart.
"So, that is the next adventure in my 'Journey of Hope and Discovery,'" said Lindsay.
LINDSAY: The Pulmonary Hypertension Association is all about caring, sharing and making folks aware of what is out there in that big, scary world of PH and maybe, just maybe, someday finding a cure. Some of us can live normal lives and some of us cannot. The effects can be devastating or they can be inspiring. I've been there, done that and don't want to go there again as far as the devastating aspect of this goes. But the inspiring part is what keeps me going - the hope for a cure. I have committed to educating others on this complex health problem, formerly defined as a 'chronic and incurable disease with a poor survival rate.' We will continue research on the new treatments coming available, which will significantly prolong the lives of many. Whether we like it or not, people with rare conditions such as PH must rely on the kindness of others for support. There are many generous hearts out here; it is just a matter of finding the right ones. Good luck to all in your personal "Journey of Hope and Discovery" and whatever that may consist of. I look forward to sharing my future stories and knowledge with you. Believe in the voice of your dreams. Lindsay R. Collins
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Seriously? a black actor for Human Torch?
Fox has now become the official joke of any superhero movies.
Stupid, stupid, stupid.
Collider.com and The Wrap are reporting that Chronicle star Michael B. Jordan, is being consider for the role of the Human Torch in the Fantastic Four reboot (pictured on the left below). It was reported yesterday that Girls star Allison Williams is on the short list for the Invisible Woman, aka Susan Storm (pictured on the right). Yes, that's right Johnny Storm, aka the Human Torch, could be portrayed by a black actor.
This does open the possibilities for other actors to now step into iconic roles only portrayed by white actors. This would also mean that Fox and Marvel Studios would have to slightly change the origin of the Storm family. Was it Susan or Johnny that was adopted? Did they have different fathers? Perhaps Marvel and Fox will go one step further and change the entire Fantastic Four all together? Without even a cast in place yet, Josh Trank's F.F. already has one thing going for it, discussion.
Nothing is official yet except that the Fantastic Four is slated to open March 6, 2015. The same year as Avengers 2 and Star Wars Episode VII.
Seriously? a black actor for Human Torch?
Fox has now become the official joke of any superhero movies.
Stupid, stupid, stupid.
ok, ok I get it now..... the Human Torch would naturally turn a little brown after flaming up so many times!
I see what u did there Fox.... ; )
I said a similar thing in another thread about this. One of the 2 siblings could be adopted or maybe their parents are an interracial couple. Or they could just never address the topic and let everyone just wonder about it.
I think for the general audience this won't be a big deal especially since nowadays no one even blinks at interracial or mixed families......
.......for some hardcore fans of the comic books it may be a big deal. Me? since we already had a fairly true adaptation of the character I think I can be OK with some changes.
Okay!! Now this is wrong. And its not an equal rights kinda but WRONG WRONG. Fury I can deal with, Alicia Masters in the last ones okay...Even Kindpin because MCD just worked in that role. But this is too much. Let me guess adopted mixed family?? Step brother! Give get this back in the hands of Marvel already.
I not watch if this is true. I am just sick of Fox shitting all over the comics liek they are crap. I am not supporting Fox anymore. I am not giving thos bastards even one cent.
If the made Black Panther white people wou;d shit a brick and scream racism at the tops of their lungs. But if they make a white character black then it is JUST F*CKING FINE. God damned HYPOCRITES.
I think Jordan is great to cast in the role of a super hero. Just seeing him in Chronicle was awesome. All three actors did well. Hence the perfect casting of Harry Osborne in ASM2. BUT this really messes with the origin and continuity AGAIN as Fox did with every X-Men/Wolverine film. What is up with Fox? Cant they just work with the material they have? I can see the director wanting to work with Jordan again too though. But seriously. Marvel, cast him as Luke Cage. There are plenty of genuine black heroes to pool from than by trying to compensate for the lack of them in film right now. So when someone goes to pick up a FF comic for the first time they will be like "Wait, he was black in the movie". At least Fury IS black in the Ultimateverse. I hope this is just a rumor and he will get a role in a non-Fox Marvel film.
I have no issues with this. It's a change, if it works they will look brilliant. If it flops... then this will be one of the reasons people will point to that caused it. Skin color is skin color. Can the guy act? If you saw the 1992(?) version of the FF... that guy looked the part, but sucked as an actor.
Calm down white people he didn't get the part yet. You have many other white heros to watch..It's Fantastic 4 who gives a rats dick anyway.
I don't care if they make Johnny black, but Sue needs to be the same. Don't complicate things too much, keep the focus on the story. On that note, the story had better be worth it all. I have little faith in Fox on that front...


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I would guess that, even a decade ago, the phrase "mathematical recreation" would have been considered a contradiction in terms. Now, in the age of compulsive Sudoku puzzlers, and an increasing canon of popular mathematics books, this descriptor has become credible.
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Prohibition of alcohol failed, and produced a flurry of illegal activity.
Prohibition of pot has produced a flurry of illegal behavior and has had no benefit [at least to those not engaged in selling it, and perhaps, guarding the prisioners
prohibition of guns? - what am I missing
Prohibition of rape and murder?
Prohibition of alcohol failed but public health campaigns against alcohol did have some success. Maybe the same approach could be tried for guns (coupled with buybacks campaigns.)
Changing the culture certainly seems necessary.
Rape and murder are almost universally recognized as bad because humans, being naturally self-preservative, can usually recognize these actions as being bad for themselves and the people they care about.
Even in places without enforceable laws against rape and murder, such as in the tribal areas of Northern Afghanistan, most people do not commit rape and murder.
Alcohol and guns are not necessarily bad things, and are not universally recognized as bad.
How is universal recognition at all relevant? Smoking is universally recognized as bad.
No it's not. Most casual smokers (less than a pack a day) get through life without any noticeable negative effects from smoking.
Universal recognition is relevant because laws that ban stuff that is not universally recognized as bad usually do not work, as mentioned by the OP above.
"No it's not. Most casual smokers (less than a pack a day) get through life without any noticeable negative effects from smoking."
Stats or it didn't happen. Also, you say noticeable. So if they are fat and out of shape already then, hey, what the hell, you won't notice your lungs going anyways.
And ps, it's not just the lungs that matter with cigarette smoking. Sure, some people get lung cancer or COPD and that's bad. The real problem with cigarette smoking is that it narrows arteries and can cause damage to important organs like the brain and the heart. Even casual smokers suffer these injuries at a higher rate than non-smokers.


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Perineal Injury in Males
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- What is perineal injury in males?
- Why is the perineum important?
- What are the complications of perineal injury?
- What are the most common causes of acute perineal injury?
- What are the most common causes of chronic perineal injury?
- Who is most at risk for perineal injury?
- How is perineal injury evaluated?
- How is perineal injury treated?
- How can perineal injury be prevented?
- Eating, Diet, and Nutrition
- Points to Remember
- Hope through Research
- For More Information
- Acknowledgments
What is perineal injury in males?
Perineal injury is an injury to the perineum, the part of the body between the anus and the genitals, or sex organs. In males, the perineum is the area between the anus and the scrotum, the external pouch of skin that holds the testicles. Injuries to the perineum can happen suddenly, as in an accident, or gradually, as the result of an activity that persistently puts pressure on the perineum. Sudden damage to the perineum is called an acute injury, while gradual damage is called a chronic injury.
Why is the perineum important?
The perineum is important because it contains blood vessels and nerves that supply the urinary tract and genitals with blood and nerve signals. The perineum lies just below a sheet of muscles called the pelvic floor muscles. Pelvic floor muscles support the bladder and bowel.
What are the complications of perineal injury?
Injury to the blood vessels, nerves, and muscles in the perineum can lead to complications such as
- bladder control problems
- sexual problems
Bladder control problems. The nerves in the perineum carry signals from the bladder to the spinal cord and brain, telling the brain when the bladder is full. Those same nerves carry signals from the brain to the bladder and pelvic floor muscles, directing those muscles to hold or release urine. Injury to those nerves can block or interfere with the signals, causing the bladder to squeeze at the wrong time or not to squeeze at all. Damage to the pelvic floor muscles can cause bladder and bowel control problems.
Sexual problems. The perineal nerves also carry signals between the genitals and the brain. Injury to those nerves can interfere with the sensations of sexual contact.
Signals from the brain direct the smooth muscles in the genitals to relax, causing greater blood flow into the penis. In men, damaged blood vessels can cause erectile dysfunction (ED), the inability to achieve or maintain an erection firm enough for sexual intercourse. An internal portion of the penis runs through the perineum and contains a section of the urethra. As a result, damage to the perineum may also injure the penis and urethra.
What are the most common causes of acute perineal injury?
Common causes of acute perineal injury in males include
- perineal surgery
- straddle injuries
- sexual abuse
- impalement
Perineal Surgery
Acute perineal injury may result from surgical procedures that require an incision in the perineum:
- A prostatectomy is the surgical removal of the prostate to treat prostate cancer. The prostate, a walnut-shaped gland in men, surrounds the urethra at the neck of the bladder and supplies fluid that goes into semen. The surgeon chooses the location for the incision based on the patient's physical characteristics, such as size and weight, and the surgeon's experience and preferences. In one approach, called the radical perineal prostatectomy, the surgeon makes an incision between the scrotum and the anus. In a retropubic prostatectomy, the surgeon makes the incision in the lower abdomen, just above the penis. Both approaches can damage blood vessels and nerves affecting sexual function and bladder control.
- Perineal urethroplasty is surgery to repair stricture, or narrowing, of the portion of the urethra that runs through the perineum. Without this procedure, some men would not be able to pass urine. However, the procedure does require an incision in the perineum, which can damage blood vessels or nerves.
- Colorectal or anal cancer surgery can injure the perineum by cutting through some of the muscle around the anus to remove a tumor. One approach to anal cancer surgery involves making incisions in the abdomen and the perineum.
Surgeons try to avoid procedures that damage a person's blood vessels, perineal nerves, and muscles. However, sometimes a perineal incision may achieve the best angle to remove a life-threatening cancer.
People should discuss the risks of any planned surgery with their health care provider so they can make an informed decision and understand what to expect after the operation.
Straddle Injuries
Straddle injuries result from falls onto objects such as metal bars, pipes, or wooden rails, where the person's legs are on either side of the object and the perineum strikes the object forcefully. These injuries include motorcycle and bike riding accidents, saddle horn injuries during horseback riding, falls on playground equipment such as monkey bars, and gymnastic accidents on an apparatus such as the parallel bars or pommel horse.
In rare situations, a blunt injury to the perineum may burst a blood vessel inside the erectile tissue of the penis, causing a persistent partial erection that can last for days to years. This condition is called high-flow priapism. If not treated, ED may result.
Sexual Abuse
Forceful and inappropriate sexual contact can result in perineal injury. When health care providers evaluate injuries in the genital area, they should consider the possibility of sexual abuse, even if the person or family members say the injury is the result of an accident such as a straddle injury. The law requires that health care providers report cases of sexual abuse that come to their attention. The person and family members should understand the health care provider may ask some uncomfortable questions about the circumstances of the injury.
Impalement injuries may involve metal fence posts, rods, or weapons that pierce the perineum. Impalement is rare, although it may occur where moving equipment and pointed tools are in use, such as on farms or construction sites. Impalement can also occur as the result of a fall, such as from a tree or playground equipment, onto something sharp. Impalement injuries are most common in combat situations. If an impalement injury pierces the skin and muscles, the injured person needs immediate medical attention to minimize blood loss and repair the injury.
What are the most common causes of chronic perineal injury?
Chronic perineal injury most often results from a job-or sport-related practice—such as bike, motorcycle, or horseback riding—or a long-term condition such as chronic constipation.
Bike Riding
Sitting on a narrow, saddle-style bike seat—which has a protruding "nose" in the front—places far more pressure on the perineum than sitting in a regular chair. In a regular chair, the flesh and bone of the buttocks partially absorb the pressure of sitting, and the pressure occurs farther toward the back than on a bike seat. The straddling position on a narrow seat pinches the perineal blood vessels and nerves, possibly causing blood vessel and nerve damage over time. Research shows wider, noseless seats reduce perineal pressure.1
Occasional bike riding for short periods of time may pose no risk. However, men who ride bikes several hours a week—such as competitive bicyclists, bicycle couriers, and bicycle patrol officers—have a significantly higher risk of developing mild to severe ED.2 The ED may be caused by repetitive pressure on blood vessels, which constricts them and results in plaque buildup in the vessels.
Other activities that involve riding saddle-style include motorcycle and horseback riding. Researchers have studied bike riding more extensively than these other activities; however, the few studies published regarding motorcycle and horseback riding suggest motorcycle riding increases the risk of ED and urinary symptoms.3 Horseback riding appears relatively safe in terms of chronic injury,4 although the action of bouncing up and down, repeatedly striking the perineum, has the potential for causing damage.
Constipation is defined as having a bowel movement fewer than three times per week. People with constipation usually have hard, dry stools that are small in size and difficult to pass. Some people with constipation need to strain to pass stools. This straining creates internal pressure that squeezes the perineum and can damage the perineal blood vessels and nerves. Read more in Constipation at www.digestive.niddk.nih.gov.
Who is most at risk for perineal injury?
Men who have perineal surgery are most likely to have an acute perineal injury. Straddle injuries are most common among people who ride motorcycles, bikes, or horses and children who use playground equipment. Impalement injuries are most common in military personnel engaged in combat. Impalement injuries can also occur in construction or farm workers.
Chronic perineal injuries are most common in people who ride bikes as part of a job or sport, or in people with constipation.
How is perineal injury evaluated?
Health care providers evaluate perineal injury based on the circumstances and severity of the injury. In general, the evaluation process includes a physical examination and one or more imaging tests.
During a physical examination, the patient lies face up with legs spread and feet in stirrups. The health care provider looks for cuts, bruises, or bleeding from the anus. The health care provider may insert a gloved, lubricated finger into the rectum to feel for internal injuries.
To look for internal injuries, the health care provider may order one or more imaging tests. Imaging is the general term for any technique used to provide pictures of bones and organs inside the body. An x-ray technician performs these procedures in an outpatient center or a hospital, and a radiologist—a doctor who specializes in medical imaging—interprets the images. The person does not need anesthesia. However, people with a fear of confined spaces may receive light sedation before a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) test.
- Computerized tomography (CT) scans use a combination of x rays and computer technology to create images. For a CT scan, a health care provider may give the patient a solution to drink and an injection of a special dye, called contrast medium. CT scans require the patient to lie on a table that slides into a tunnel-shaped device where an x-ray technician takes the x rays. CT scans can show traumatic injury to the perineum.
- MRI is a test that takes pictures of the body's internal organs and soft tissues without using x rays. An MRI may include the injection of contrast medium. With most MRI machines, the patient will lie on a table that slides into a tunnel-shaped device that may be open ended or closed at one end. During an MRI, the patient, although usually awake, remains perfectly still while the technician takes the images, which usually only takes a few minutes. The technician will take a sequence of images from different angles to create a detailed picture of the perineum. The patient will hear loud mechanical knocking and humming noises. MRI results can show damage to blood vessels and muscles.
- Ultrasound uses a device, called a transducer, that bounces safe, painless sound waves off organs to create an image of their structure. Color Doppler is enhanced ultrasound technology that shows blood flowing through arteries and veins. Blood flowing through arteries appears red, while blood flowing through veins appears blue. The color Doppler is useful in showing damage to blood vessels in the perineum.
How is perineal injury treated?
Treatments for perineal injury vary with the severity and type of injury. Tears or incisions may require stitches. Traumatic or piercing injuries may require surgery to repair damaged pelvic floor muscles, blood vessels, and nerves. Treatment for these acute injuries may also include antibiotics to prevent infection. After a health care provider stabilizes an acute injury so blood loss is no longer a concern, a person may still face some long-term effects of the injury, such as bladder control and sexual function problems. A health care provider can treat high-flow priapism caused by a blunt injury to the perineum with medication, blockage of the burst blood vessel under x-ray guidance, or surgery.
In people with a chronic perineal injury, a health care provider will treat the complications of the condition. Read more in the following publications at www.urologic.niddk.nih.gov:
Read more about the lower urinary tract in The Urinary Tract and How It Works at www.urologic.niddk.nih.gov.
How can perineal injury be prevented?
Preventing perineal injury requires being aware of and taking steps to minimize the dangers of activities such as construction work or bike riding:
- People should talk with their health care provider about the benefits and risks of perineal surgery well before the operation.
- People who play or work around moving equipment or sharp objects should wear protective gear whenever possible.
- People who ride bikes, motorcycles, or horses should find seats or saddles designed to place the most pressure on the buttocks and minimize pressure on the perineum. Many health care providers advise bike riders to use noseless bike seats and to ride in an upright position rather than lean over the handle bars. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, recommends noseless seats for people who ride bikes as part of their job.1
- People with constipation should talk with their health care provider about whether to take a laxative or stool softener to minimize straining during a bowel movement.
Eating, Diet, and Nutrition
To prevent constipation, a diet with 20 to 35 grams of fiber each day helps the body form soft, bulky stool that is easier to pass. High-fiber foods include beans, whole grains and bran cereals, fresh fruits, and vegetables such as asparagus, brussels sprouts, cabbage, and carrots. For people prone to constipation, limiting foods that have little or no fiber, such as ice cream, cheese, meat, and processed foods, is also important. A health care provider can give information about how changes in eating, diet, and nutrition could help with constipation.
Points to Remember
- Perineal injury is an injury to the perineum, the part of the body between the anus and the genitals, or sex organs. In males, the perineum is the area between the anus and the scrotum, the external pouch of skin that holds the testicles.
- Injury to the blood vessels, nerves, and muscles in the perineum can lead to complications such as
- bladder control problems
- sexual problems
- Common causes of acute perineal injury in males include
- perineal surgery
- straddle injuries
- sexual abuse
- impalement
- Chronic perineal injury most often results from a job- or sport-related practice—such as bike, motorcycle, or horseback riding—or a long-term condition such as chronic constipation.
- Traumatic or piercing injuries may require surgery to repair damaged pelvic floor muscles, blood vessels, and nerves. Treatment for these acute injuries may also include antibiotics to prevent infection.
- In people with a chronic perineal injury, a health care provider will treat the complications of the condition, such as erectile dysfunction (ED) and urinary incontinence.
- Preventing perineal injury requires being aware of and taking steps to minimize the dangers of activities such as construction work or bike riding.
- The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, recommends noseless seats for people who ride bikes as part of their job.
Hope through Research
The National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) has many research programs aimed at understanding kidney and urologic disorders, including ED and urinary incontinence. The NIDDK has completed the Conservative Treatment of Postprostatectomy Incontinence study, funded under National Institutes of Health (NIH) clinical trial number NCT00212264, which tested the effectiveness of conservative management of urinary incontinence symptoms in men after prostate surgery. Conservative techniques included self-monitoring with a bladder diary, fluid management, and pelvic-floor-muscle exercises. These techniques were compared with the same program plus biofeedback and electrical stimulation of the pelvic floor muscles.
Clinical trials are research studies involving people. Clinical trials look at safe and effective new ways to prevent, detect, or treat disease. Researchers also use clinical trials to look at other aspects of care, such as improving the quality of life for people with chronic illnesses. To learn more about clinical trials, why they matter, and how to participate, visit the NIH Clinical Research Trials and You website at www.nih.gov/health/clinicaltrials. For information about current studies, visit www.ClinicalTrials.gov.
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Strange, I was just saying to my son at Christmas (as we watched the original) that it shocked me no one had done a remake.
Great movie.
MGM has acquired the right to to Richard Matheson's classic story "The Shrinking Man". Their plan is to update the story and bring it to a whole new generation. Matheson originally had his story adapted into the 1957 movie The Incredible Shrinking Man (original teaser trailer below).
This would be the latest Matheson story to be adapted by Hollywood. I am Legend was made again into a film in 2007 starring Will Smith. The Hugh Jackman robot boxing movie, Steel, was adapted from one of Matheson's classic Twilight Zone episodes.
Richard Matheson and his son will be adapting the story for the screenplay.
"The book, written when atomic-bomb fear ran high, centers on a man who is exposed to radiation and insecticide and begins to shrink. The Mathesons will modernize the story to reflect advancements such as nanotechnology". Read the full story here on THR.
Personally, I have been a huge fan of Matheson's written work. His movie adaptations are fine, but never compete with his books. In the right hands, as it is with anything, this could be a welcomed update.
Strange, I was just saying to my son at Christmas (as we watched the original) that it shocked me no one had done a remake.
Great movie.
Robert, I'm of the opinon that movies will always be limited by their visuals in adapting books. I've seen movies that are as good as the book format but never, and will never see a movie that is better than the book.
One of my all-time-favourite movies. I've not read any of Matheson's written work maybe it's time to add some to my phone ebook software.
The fact the the adaptation's being handled by Matheson himself and his son is an indication they won't it screw it up like I am Legend was scewed up.
This is truly fantastic news! I also was thinking this movie needed a serious remake. (There was a comedy remake starring Lily Tomlin in the 80s.)
This is the third or forth time I've read this news in the past ten years. Hope it happens. Amazing story about the fragility and endurance of mankind.
I was thinking when I saw this that they should do a remake where the spider has a egg sack and it hatches...
The Incredible Shrinking Man... isn't there a pill for that now?
Yes, I know that was lame, but I said it anyway. That's just how I roll sometimes. (Actually, the title reminded me of the name of an episode from the British series Coupling, which is why I decided to chime in).
i remember my father telling me bout this movie when i was 8 years old. it was one of my dads fave, movie. ive seen parts but not the whole movie. i only hope they don't get the rock or some over hyped actor for this. it needs to be just as exciting as the original, with thrills and chills, not comedy or funy just a cool story ..
@Zillaman... I am 42 also, so we have something in common.
Like you, I loved growing up in the 70s. This movie was one of my favs as a kid!


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Ross looks to get Padres back on track in series opener on road
Chris Young will pitch against his former San Diego team for the first time when the Mariners host the Padres on Monday. Young spent parts of five seasons with the Padres, from 2006-10, before a stint with the Mets. His best season in San Diego came in 2006, when he went 11-5 with a 3.46 ERA.
The 35-year-old right-hander hopes to leverage his success at Safeco Field, where he's 6-1 with a 3.19 ERA in 10 career starts, though he's coming off his first loss in Wednesday's 4-2 setback to the Yankees. Young (5-4) allowed four runs on seven hits and two walks in five innings en route to his second consecutive loss and fourth in his last six starts.
"This guy is a competitor," Mariners manager Lloyd McClendon said. "He hung in there and did as good as he could. It's not his best stuff, but that happens, that happens to all of us. He'll bounce back."
Tyson Ross gets the start for the Padres. Ross has had strong season thus far, posting a sub-three ERA and throwing an impressive 88 innings in 14 starts. At one point in May, he fired off four consecutive starts of seven innings, and did so last week against the Phillies.
"Any time you can go deep into games it helps out," Ross said. "Typically, you're being pretty efficient, you're getting outs. It's usually going to be a close game and it really kind of saves the bullpen."
In his first start in June, Ross struggled against the Nationals, allowing five earned runs on five hits and three walks over 5 1/3 innings. His next start against the Phillies was much different, going seven strong without letting in a run on just four hits.
"I gave up that homer, second batter of the game against the Nationals. I was kind of pitching behind the whole time," said Ross. "Against the Phillies, we were tied 0-0, it was close, [Cole] Hamels was throwing well, so it was kind of a quicker pace. The difference is just pitching behind two or [in] a 0-0 ballgame."
Padres: Vincent headed to 15-day disabled list
Just a day after lefty reliever Troy Patton landed on the 15-day disabled list due to left shoulder trouble, another arm in the Padres 'pen joined him Sunday.
San Diego placed righty Nick Vincent on the 15-day DL retroactive to June 12 because of right shoulder fatigue and selected righty Blaine Boyer from Triple-A to replace him on the roster.
Before he sustained the injury, Vincent had struggled in his last few outings, allowing three runs in back-to-back starts against the Nationals and Phillies, raising his ERA to 5.67.
"The last couple games have been a little bit of a road bump for him," said manager Bud Black. "The strength in his shoulder was decreasing to the point that it probably wasn't going to subside in a few days. I think the logical thing to do was put him on the DL and take a little step back here, let his shoulder rest, and hopefully in two weeks he'll bounce back and be ready to pitch."
Mariners: Three regulars set to begin rehab
First baseman Justin Smoak, outfielder Michael Saunders and designated hitter Corey Hart could all begin rehab assignments with Triple-A Tacoma by the end of the week, McClendon said before Sunday's finale against the Rangers.
Saunders (right shoulder inflammation) and Smoak (quad strain) both went on the 15-day disabled list Wednesday.
Hart sustained a left hamstring strain on May 18 in Minnesota and subsequently landed on the DL. He began running and taking batting practice during this homestand, but will probably require the longest rehab stint of the three.
Hart was hitting just .209 with five home runs and 17 RBIs in 37 games after missing all of 2013 because of microfracture surgeries on both knees.
"Obviously, I think Saunders and Smoak will come quicker because they have been playing," McClendon said. "We have to be careful with Corey and make sure we build his at-bats up and he's swinging well and he's running well.
Worth noting
• Kyle Seager went 4-for-4 on Sunday with a pair of doubles and three RBIs, extending his team-leading mark (42).
• With his home run in the eighth inning on Saturday against the Mets, Chase Headley now has 86 career home runs, the most in Major League history by a player born in Colorado.
Jamie Ross is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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With the Unity 4.0 game engine gaining native Linux support, Canonical is sponsoring a session at this week's Unite game development conference to promote their Ubuntu Software Center to game developers of this Mono-powered proprietary game engine...
The zombie farm village craze is about to invade Ubuntu!
I love what Canonical is doing, and Ubuntu. And that's why I am using Ubuntu myself.
Having said that, Steam is going to kill USC when it comes to Gaming.
So now when I install something, I will have find icons added everywhere - the panel, the dock, the menu, in applets. Bundling with browser toolbars, browser search provider, and software that change my browser homepage.
Then when I do a typo when I type an address in the browser I get redirected to some shady search engine.
When I browse stuff, I get advertisements and popups everywhere?
Suddenly all my Empathy/Pidgin and Evolution/Thunderbird contacts starts getting mail about viagra, university diplomas and green cards?
Canonical is rather promoting Python programming, even their software center is written in a scripted language.
I don't like Steam so much, but it's better than the Ubuntu Software Center for Linux.
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I don't smoke a lot of "house brand" cigars. In the past they've been big let downs for me. Not so with the Corona Gold Series. This cigar had tons of flavor and was well built. No issues with the burn or wrapper near the cap. I'd recommend this cigar to my friends. |
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