Treating Overactive Bladder with Medication

Are you going to the bathroom too often? Do you have a sudden urges to urinate? Are you wearing messy pads or adult diapers? If this sounds like you, you’re one of 37 million people living in the United States who suffered from an Overactive Bladder (OAB). Evans Tran, PA explains how she and Dr. Robert Pugach treat OAB patients and the role of medications to control OAB symptoms. Don’t let OAB control your life. Schedule a personal consultation to discuss treatment options.

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many of my bladder control patients ask
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is medication my only option and how
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long I have to take them for well
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medications work in many patients
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however in the vast majority ninety
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percent of the time patients do not take
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medications long term usually i will
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have patience try the medication for
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bladder control for several months and
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then i will have them discontinue the
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medication and reassess their symptoms
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if they if their symptoms remain stable
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they say off the medication however if
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their bladder problems return then I
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will have them continue medications long
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term there are many other options that
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may be available for you depending on
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how severe your symptoms are