Patient Perspective: Overcoming Overactive Bladder
Overactive bladder may sometimes feel like a one constant race to the bathroom. It can be tiring, overwhelming and frustrating. But there are ways to
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Overactive bladder may sometimes feel like a one constant race to the bathroom. It can be tiring, overwhelming and frustrating. But there are ways to
One of the most frustrating and embarrassing things about Overactive Bladder (OAB)– that urgent, frequent need to use the bathroom –is the potential of leaks.
If you’re reading this post, you’re likely in the midst of a bladder infection or urinary tract infection (UTI) and are in some serious need
What are Urinary Tract Infections? How do you get them? And more importantly, how do you get them to go away? Read all about it here.
NAFC’s Step By Step Guide To Managing Incontinence If you’re new to this whole incontinence game, you may wonder how on earth you’re going to
I’m 68 years old and I have incontinence. I’ve suffered a lot of setbacks over the years. I lost a finger in the army. I
Six months ago I announced that I was ‘coming out of the closet’ regarding my health issue with Pelvic Organ Prolapse. Today I’m back to
The decision to undergo pelvic reconstructive surgery to correct pelvic organ prolapse (POP) can be difficult. Women often wait years dealing with symptoms of POP
If you’re reading this article, you, or someone you know, have likely dealt with some form of incontinence before. It’s a common occurrence (more common
Being told that you have to use a catheter can be scary, but many people use a catheter to empty their bladders on both a
A Guest Blog By Dr. Harriette Scarpero, M.D. It’s estimated that over 37 million Americans live with Overactive Bladder (1,2) – the urgent and frequent
It wasn’t long ago that those suffering with fecal incontinence had just a handful of options. They could try behavioral modifications (still largely used
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