Overactive Bladder Treatment Options

Overactive Bladder can be treated in several ways. Your provider can help determine the right approach based on your symptoms, health history, lifestyle and treatment goals.
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A Step-By-Step Approach

There isn’t a one-size-fits-all treatment for overactive bladder. We take a personalized approach, starting with the most conservative options and progressing to additional treatments when needed. 

1. Lifestyle & Bladder Habits

Treatment often begins with simple changes that can help improve bladder control and reduce symptoms without medication or procedures. 

  • Avoid potential bladder irritants
  • Timed Voiding
  • Pelvic floor exercises
  • Adjusting fluid intake

2. Prescription Medications

If lifestyle changes don’t provide adequate relief, medications may be an option. 

3. Additional Treatment Options

If your symptoms continue to interfere with your daily life, there are minimally invasive treatment options available that can help improve bladder control. These therapies are generally considered when lifestyle changes and/or medications haven’t provided enough relief. 

Medtronic InterStim

InterStim therapy uses gentle nerve stimulation to help improve bladder control for patients experiencing ongoing symptoms.

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Axonics Therapy

Axonics therapy is another advanced treatment option that uses gentle nerve stimulation to help improve bladder control.

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Botox for OAB

For patients with persistent overactive bladder symptoms, Botox injections may be an option when other treatments haven’t provided enough relief.

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