December 10, 2018
Having week pelvic floor muscles can affect overactive bladder. Read on to learn how pelvic floor muscles and OAB interact together.
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If you are having symptoms of overactive bladder (OAB), then you need to be proactive and document your findings in a bladder diary.
How to Retrain Your Bladder for OAB
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Understanding OAB and the Spoon Theory
If you live with chronic illness, explaining your condition can be tough. The spoon theory was created to do just that, and has since become so much more.
8 Ways to Sleep Better With OAB
While you may have gained control over your daytime symptoms, things can go awry with overactive bladder and sleep once your head hits the pillow.
Helpful Products for OAB
Besides medication and bladder training techniques, there are helpful products that you can use to keep your bladder healthy and avoid OAB symptoms.
Coping With OAB Embarrassment
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