Does diabetic nerve damage to the trigone in the bladder fool the brain into thi!

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Does diabetic nerve damage to the trigone in the bladder fool the brain into thinking the bladder is full?

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This could certainly be the case if, and only if, the brain is subject to being fooled by abnormal (or lack of normal) nerve impulses.

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Does diabetic nerve damage to the trigone in the bladder fool the brain into thi!

Does diabetic nerve damage to the trigone in the bladder fool the brain into thinking the bladder is full?

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