Author: Dr. Thomas R. Blake, MD

The sensation of a bladder feeling vibratory when calm is an unusual one, often prompting curiosity and sometimes concern. Most people associate bladder sensations with…

The sensation of one’s own voice sounding strange – hollow, distant, or echoing – is surprisingly common, yet often unsettling. Most people experience this at…

The sensation of urine feeling ‘heavy’ in the bladder is a surprisingly common experience, often described as a pressure, fullness, or even a dragging sensation.…

The sensation of pulsing in the pelvic region after experiencing even a mild urge to urinate (or defecate) is surprisingly common, yet often causes significant…

The phenomenon of experiencing reduced streamflow – a noticeable narrowing of water volume even after relatively mild precipitation or snowmelt – is surprisingly common yet…

The anticipation is often more potent than the event itself. This holds true across countless facets of life – waiting for exam results, the moments…

The experience is frustratingly common: you begin a task with enthusiasm, even flow – ideas come easily, progress feels swift, and you’re genuinely engaged. Then,…

The experience is familiar to anyone who’s spent significant time engaging with live streams – whether it’s gaming, art creation, music performance, or simply “just…

Experiencing a warm flush feeling after using the toilet can be unsettling and prompt many questions. It’s surprisingly common, and often not a cause for…

The sensation of pressure in the bladder area when it shouldn’t be there – when you know your bladder isn’t full – is surprisingly common,…