Overactive Bladder WisdomCard™

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  1. MedicineNet: What is an Overactive Bladder? medicinenet.com - What is an Overactive Bladder?
  2. Wikipedia: Overactive Bladder en.wikipedia.org - Overactive Bladder
  3. Mayo Clinic: Signs and Symptoms of an Overactive Bladder mayoclinic.com - Signs and Symptoms of an Overactive Bladder
  4. American Urological Association: Overactive Bladder urologyhealth.org - Overactive Bladder
  5. UrologyChannel: Bladder Control Problems/Overactive Bladder urologychannel.com - Bladder Control Problems/Overactive Bladder
  6. OAB Relief: Medications for Controlling an Overactive Bladder Webcast and Transcript oabrelief.com - Medications for Controlling an Overactive Bladder Webcast and Transcript
  7. WebMD: Overactive Bladder Treatment: Finding the Best Options webmd.com - Overactive Bladder Treatment: Finding the Best Options
  8. A.D.A.M. (via US News): Overactive Bladder/Urge Control usnews.healthline.com - Overactive Bladder/Urge Control
  9. Brigham and Women's Hospital: Types of Incontinence and Risk Factors brighamandwomens.org - Types of Incontinence and Risk Factors
  10. Healthline: Overactive Bladder Quiz healthline.com - Overactive Bladder Quiz


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Research Notes on Overactive Bladder


Overactive bladder (OAB) is characterized by a sudden, increased urgency to urinate. Often, people with overactive bladder will have urinary incontinence. Although this condition affects more than 17 million men and women of all ages, overactive bladder is more common in people over the age of 75, as well as those with diabetes, depression, or an underlying neurological condition. Other names for overactive bladder are detrusor instability and irritable or spastic bladder.

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