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A woman doing OAB Kegel exercises on the floor
Kegel Exercises for Overactive Bladder
Angela Finlay
Angela Finlay
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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