Overactive bladder is a medical condition in which an increased urgency to urinate, or a sudden and powerful need to urinate, is experienced. Overactive bladder is a serious medical condition that, if left unaddressed, can negatively impact your quality of life. Other symptoms of overactive bladder include ‘urge incontinence’ (in which undesired urine leakage occurs throughout the day) or the need to urinate frequently, defined as urinating at least nine times a day. Urge incontinence and frequent urination are medical conditions that can and should be addressed. Without being properly dealt with, these conditions can lead to other more serious medical issues, not to mention being a source of unnecessary stress or embarrassment in a person’s life.
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Bladder Support Benefits:
*Combats overactive bladder
*Supports bladder health
*Maintains healthy urinary activity
*Relieves bladder incontinence
Vulnerability & Susceptibility
Overactive bladder can be an irritating inconvenience at the least, not to mention embarrassing, and a serious medical problem at the worst. Affecting both men and women of all ages, overactive bladder is predominantly experienced by elderly individuals. The elderly are also very susceptible to what is known as ‘nocturia’, the need to urinate more than twice a night. Constantly interrupted sleep can lead to all kinds of health issues, least of which is the negative impact it can have on mood. Getting a good night sleep is necessary to replenish the body’s stores of energy for the following day, and with decreased sleep comes a decreased ability to function at top levels.
Medical Acceptance
Due to its obscurity as a medical condition, overactive bladder has been overlooked for some time in terms of importance. But as an ever-greater number of individuals are coming forward and acknowledging overactive bladder, medical experts are starting to recognize the legitimate problems overactive bladder can have on people’s quality of life.
Overactive Bladder Relief
Bladder support products can address many of the symptoms related to overactive bladder, such as frequent urination, urge incontinence, and burning sensations in the urinary tract. Women are more commonly affected by overactive bladder, and receiving treatment for bladder issues early is very important. Overactive bladder is sometimes symptomatic of larger health concerns, such as strokes, and treatment is therefore critical to good health. Overactive bladder can also lead to greater health concerns like urinary tract infections or bladder tumours.