Overactive Bladder In Women

There is hope! Over 33 million Americans deal with Overactive Bladder alone - that's about 1 in every 6 adults. You don't have to suffer in silence any longer. Effective In-Office bladder control solutions are available.

Remember, no matter what the answer is to your bladder control problem – from reducing frequency to eliminating leakage, we have the answer at South Florida Urology Center. Do yourself a favor today – TAKE CHARGE OF YOUR BLADDER! Call us today to schedule a convenient appointment to see our doctors. Talk to our experienced nurses for more information. We’re here to help you! Call for your confidential appointment: 954-392-7770

What is an overactive bladder?

An overactive bladder is, simply, a bladder that contracts too often. It affects both men and women and is usually defined as an increase in the number of trips to the bathroom to urinate and/or stronger and more sudden sensations to empty your bladder. In its most mild form, it can be a minor annoyance. In it’s worst form, you can experience leakage all day long causing an embarrassing odor and skin rash that can make you avoid social activities and time with friends, a spouse, or other family members.

There are many reasons for overactive bladders, such as bladder infections, back injuries, changes in hormone levels (menopause), neurologic (nerve) conditions, excessive liquid intake, food allergies, side effects of medications you take for other medical conditions and side effects of surgical procedures (like a hysterectomy).

You know the symptoms: Rate your symptoms!

• Frequent trips to the bathroom
• Sudden urges to urinate
• Unexpected loss of urine that can soil your clothes
• Odor from bladder leakage

But, why continue to suffer in silence from embarrassment and limit the activities you love?

HAVE YOU SPOKEN TO YOUR DOCTOR ABOUT YOUR BLADDER CONCERNS?
Stress Incontinence causes 50% of all female bladder control problems.

Bladder control problems should not be considered a normal part of getting older. You have a wide range of treatment options. By identifying the precise cause of your bladder problem, Dr. Maury A. Jayson is able to recommend specific treatments to correct bladder control problems.

So what’s new for women? It’s Renessa, the new, in-office treatment for bladder control problems. You know what those problems are – the embarrassing leakage that occurs when coughing, sneezing, playing sports or lifting objects (from groceries to a new grandchild). The condition is called Stress Incontinence and it’s by far the most common form of a bladder control problem experienced by women. It can start as early as age 30 and may be related to childbirth, although there are many other factors that allow it to develop.

You can return to a more active lifestyle and avoid the embarrassment and discomfort of bladder leakage. Isn’t it time to get relief? At South Florida Urology Center, Inc we are ready to help you re-gain control of your life. Give us a call today!