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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If bladder training, adjusting fluid intake, and creating a bathroom schedule aren’t bringing relief, it may be time to try overactive bladder medications.
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Botox Injections for Overactive Bladder
Botox for overactive bladder has been shown to have wonderful effects for a variety of patients and has shown few negative side effects.
Non-Medication Strategies for Managing Overactive Bladder
Natural treatment for overactive bladder can be very helpful. Read on to learn tactics for decreasing that annoying urge to run to the nearest bathroom.
Can Hypnosis Help OAB?
Hypnotherapy for overactive bladder is a noninvasive treatment option to consider with little to no side effects, and effects may be felt right away.
Can You Use Herbs for Overactive Bladder?
What if there was a herbal remedy that could help to ease OAB symptoms? Well, it turns out there are actually several helpful herbs for overactive bladder!
Physiotherapy for Overactive Bladder
A physiotherapist can help you retrain your bladder using a variety of techniques. Learn more about physiotherapy for overactive bladder here.
Relaxation Therapy for Overactive Bladder
Studies are showing that engaging in relaxation therapy can improve overactive bladder symptoms. When relaxed, you experience fewer spasms of the bladder.