May 1, 2019
The muscles in your pelvis are responsible for movement, control, and support of your bladder and bowels. OAB Kegel exercises will help strengthen them.
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Overactive Bladder and the Role of the Pelvic Floor Muscles
Having week pelvic floor muscles can affect overactive bladder. Read on to learn how pelvic floor muscles and OAB interact together.
How Does Alcohol Affect Overactive Bladder?
If you suffer from overactive bladder, you may wonder if alcohol consumption is okay. Read on to learn more about alcohol and the bladder.
Recognizing the Symptoms of Overactive Bladder
If your bladder seems to have a mind of its own, take a close look at overactive bladder symptoms to determine if the condition might be to blame.
Can Overactive Bladder Cause Fatigue?
Overactive bladder can bring on a number of discomforts that interfere with every aspect of your life, and fatigue can be easily overlooked.
How Does Constipation Affect Overactive Bladder?
Constipation is uncomfortable, and with OAB, constipation can irritate the bladder if left untreated. Learn more about constipation and overactive bladder.
OAB Research: A Roundup of the Latest OAB Research News
Read the latest OAB research news, including new medications, a genetic treatment, and a possible link between metabolic syndrome and OAB.
Symptoms and Treatment Options for Men With Overactive Bladder
Overactive bladder in men is often under diagnosed because men don’t seek medical advice as much as women do for this condition.
What Are the Common Signs of Overactive Bladder?
Most doctors consider an increase in urination as one of the many signs of overactive bladder, also called urge incontinence.
What Causes Overactive Bladder?
What causes overactive bladder? – Learning the causes of overactive bladder (OAB) may help you find a diagnosis for your urinary incontinence.