Urinary Incontinence OAB Videos

Twila Yednock was happy to finally be diagnosed with overactive bladder, and she hasn’t let the condition slow down her pursuit of what she loves.

With attention and a few day-to-day changes, you can adjust to a new lifestyle and even curb frequent overactive bladder accidents altogether.

Need to pee over and over? Kick that burning discomfort to the curb and learn how to prevent UTIs.

Don't let a little pee hold you back. Here are a few solutions to help control your bladder.

Two steps you can take to strengthen your pelvic muscles and relax your bladder.

A list of healthy habits you can make to help your urge incontinence and cut back on bathroom breaks.

A list of healthy habits you can make to help your urge incontinence and cut back on bathroom breaks.

A pee diary, diet changes, and hormone therapy can help your urge incontinence.

Foods and drinks you should avoid to cut down on bathroom breaks.

Foods and drinks you should avoid to cut down on bathroom breaks.

The real deal on overactive bladder.

Don’t let incontinence steal your confidence.

An expert explains your choices for better bladder control.

What does OAB mean? Is it the same as incontinence?

One in 5 women over age 40 have bladder incontinence. Medications can help those with an overactive bladder.

Like millions, Mary Lou Retton has urinary incontinence. There are no medications, but pelvic muscle exercises often help.

Laura Corio, MD, explains what Kegel exercises are and how they help women.