Español+ Flipbook textTalk to your clinician3 out of 10 women in the U.S. have overactive bladder (OAB).OAB causes issues with peeing, can worsen your quality of life and won't go away on its own.Without treatment, OAB symptoms may become more difficult to manage. Talking to your clinician is important. Start with symptomsNot everyone experiences OAB symptoms in the same way.Your clinician needs to know your experience so they can help. Make a list of your symptoms and how much they affect you before your appointment. Keep a diaryPrepare for your appointment by keeping a bladder diary.Include:...
Getting Ready to Talk to Your Clinician about Overactive Bladder
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Aug 7, 2026 • 2 months ago
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Wayne G Fraser
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