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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2024
- The definition of overactive bladder by the International Continence Society is urinary urgency usually accompanied by frequency and nocturia with or without incontinence in the absence of a UTI or obvious other problems.
The very common things that doctors ask you to do is to document:
how many times you go to the bathroom,
how many times you leak,
how many times you get up at night,
how severe your urgency is,
how much you drink, and
how much volume of urine you pee.
We will help you understand more of how to diagnose and treat overactive bladder and urge urinary incontinence.
I will provide you free information on my outline of this video:docs.google.co...
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Thank you for these great information
Glad it was helpful!
I have a combination of stress incontinence, overactive bladder, and frequent urination. I have a pessary and take mybetryx (I spelled it wrong,sorry). I’ve done pelvic floor exercises and out of a scale of 1-5 I’m a three, that’s after 6 weeks. My dr says there’s nothing else to be done. I ask about surgery and he says my kind of issues can’t be resolved by surgery 😮 I’m currently seeking another urgynocologist. I’m so fed up with the leaking (even with a pessary), wearing pads, being manipulated by incompetent doctors (plural). I know there’s help out there! I’m still my 40s and shouldn’t have this problem, not in this day and age.
I don’t know you were individual situation, but it does sound like me that there is help out there for you. I help patients every day with the same symptoms and prolapse issues.
I have very bad overactive bladder which make me hardly get rest i have to wear a catheter for 6 months now thank god I’m better take D-Mannose and cranberry capsule plus oxybulynin and pumpkin seed oil feel much better
Those are all good treatments but so sorry you have needed a catheter.
@@DrJeffreyMcQueary thank u 🙏🏾
Thank you Doc for the much needed information you have shared..in this video ❤
Glad it was helpful!
This is fairly new...im 73...dont realize till i stand up...and uti is new...wth
Often you will feel like you need to run to the bathroom as soon as you stand up. This is very common while sitting not having the sensation. Seek help from a urologist or urogynecologist who can diagnose your problems and give you help. Pelvic floor exercises, decrease fluids in the evening, and then medications can really help. Just don't give up.
Great information,, wish you lived in my area, I'm living in Germany, 91ysold Fit in my head
, would love to sleeeeep all night instead of taking an hourly, walk 😊😊
So sorry you are suffering, there are simple options for you. Look for a urogynecologist.
I cant control my peeing, when i have to go, i have to go. I leak a little before i sit down.
That is the symptoms of Overactive bladder. Try pelvic floor exercises and limiting fluid but not to dehydration. Medications can really help. Ask your primary care or gynecologist and they probably can help.
Tea drinking does that to me
@@heatherthompson3670 just fine what makes you worse and try to avoid or minimize those things such as tea or coffee.
Dr how long before solifenacin 5mg takes to show some working..i am taking it from 5 days but no improvement..plz reply
Typically in 2 weeks
@@DrJeffreyMcQueary Dr does overactive bladder causes continuous urge to pass urine .i have continuous urge to pass urine. My age is 32 rest all is normal presently taking alfuzosin 10mg and solifenacin succinate 5mg...for 11 day but no improvement
Will this type of medicine can help me...
@@irfandar1235 I think it could
@@DrJeffreyMcQueary Dr one last question how many days it[solifenacin 5mg]takes to show full impact on having urinary frequency,urgency..thank u for your guidance...
I go to the bathroom 20 min to 1/2 hour with pain day and night
You may have interstitial cystitis that causes pain. Watch my video on interstitial cystitis and it will tell you a lot of great information.
Doctor, where is your clinic?
I am located in a town in northeast Tennessee called Bristol Tennessee, USA. My practice name is HMG Urogynecology.
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Hope the video helped!
First line. Quit caffeine
True but most overactive bladder is not caused by caffeine.
@@DrJeffreyMcQueary no, never said that. If you have urge incontinence, first/quickest/cheap intervention is quit caffeine
I’m starting to drink decaf coffee instead of caffeinated. I am diabetic and have been drinking a lot of black coffee to stave off hunger while fasting. I have been leaking when I get up from laying down. Switching from caffeine seems to help so far. I’m still monitoring. Several diabetics have said this stopped their leaking.
@@eleanorsmith971 just decreasing sugar while fasting will help as well. Diabetes itself is a diuretic causing the body to lose water by getting rid of sugar. Good first steps!
@@DrJeffreyMcQueary I stopped all sugar even before I started fasting . I eat plant based, never had urine problems when my sugar was high. When I began fasting and my blood sugar dropped to the normal range is when this problem came about. After hearing from others that caffeine causes this issue with them, I switched from caffeinated coffee to decaf and the problem went away. I also would put a green tea bag in my coffee. My problem with the switch is I hardly have energy with the decaf. I’m trying to balance the two.
I put some heavy cream in my caffeinated coffee to see if that would help me fast without drinking so much coffee until I eat around 11:30. Still monitoring.I’m not giving up fasting, it along with my plant based diet has had a great affect on my sugar and overall wellness. I’m not fasting to lose weight, it’s all about getting my diabetes under control. I am slowly losing weight.
Thanks for your help everyone.
So many big words! 😂
Well, I hope those big words may have been able to help you.
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Thanks for watching my video, hope it was helpful!!