If you do have problems emptying your bladder properly, it is important to search professional help in order to avoid the pressure of urine building up in the bladder and urinary tract which could also affect the kidneys. You can see a doctor or a continence nurse. Keep track of your toilet habits and bladder activity a couple of days before your appointment. That’s a good way to prepare for the visit and will make it easier for your healthcare professional to set a diagnosis.
In order to do so, your doctor will do a physical examination of you. The findings from this examination might lead you to other professionals, like seeing a urologist (a doctor who specializes in diseases in the urinary tract) or a neurologist if that’s necessary. When a proper diagnose is set your doctor will know the right treatment for you.