How to stop bladder leakage starts with bladder training, reducing stress, lifestyle and diet changes, and seven other ways.
Overactive Bladder Living
Herbs for overactive bladder can reduce the irritability of the tissues in the bladder and promote relaxation. Learn more here.
Alternative therapies may help to reduce irritability of bladder tissues, urgency and lessen episodes of incontinence and reduce OAB stress.
What triggers OAB? A collection of diet and lifestyle factors can play a role. Learn about the most common triggers and how to avoid them.
Studies have shown that the less you understand your condition, the harder it is to manage. Start by breaking through these misconceptions about OAB.
If you cough and have OAB, you're probably looking for ways to prevent bladder leakage. Thankfully, there are three ways to do that.
There are several methods to help you sleep well despite overactive bladder, so you can relief and wake up refreshed.
Research shows that sacral nerve stimulation for OAB can decrease one's urge to urinate. Read on to find out if it's right for you.
Incontinence pads can help overactive bladder patients by absorbing urine. Here are some of the best brands to try.
Have you ever wondered, "Does overactive bladder cause back pain?" Well, many OAB patients find themselves with this symptom. Here's why.