When urgency keeps interrupting your day.

Frequent trips to the bathroom and sudden urgency can shape how you plan your day. Talk with our team about an evaluation for overactive bladder.

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Overactive bladder

Start with understanding.

Overactive bladder can involve urgency, frequency and sometimes leakage. Your clinician will review your symptoms and consider other possible causes before recommending care.

Concerns you can bring up.

Sudden urinary urgency
Frequent bathroom trips
Getting up at night to urinate
Urgency with or without leakage

What the next step can look like.

The practice offers evaluation and treatment for overactive bladder, including discussion of office-based options. Ask which options are appropriate, what visits involve and how progress will be assessed.

Based on the practice’s overactive bladder information. Individual evaluation is needed to determine appropriate care.

A little more clarity

Questions about
your care.

Is overactive bladder the same as leaking when I cough?

They can describe different symptom patterns. Tell your provider about both urgency and activity-related leaks so your evaluation reflects the whole picture.

What can I prepare before my appointment?

Make a note of how often you visit the bathroom, when urgency occurs and any previous treatments. Ask the office whether a bladder diary would be useful.

Your health deserves a little room.

Let’s start
with you.

A question. A concern. A change you’ve noticed.
Whatever brings you here, let’s talk.

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