Understanding Clinic Options for Overactive Bladder
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...These questionnaires can also be used to track improvement and to objectively assess the effectiveness of various treatment modalities.(27) For more complicated or refractory patients, including patients with prior pelvic reconstructive surgery or those without symptom improvement with first- and second-line therapies, additional testing, including urodynamic evaluation, cystoscopy, and/or upper genitourinary tract imaging, can be used to differentiate between OAB and other etiologies....
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...For instance, electrical stimulation of sacral nerve roots, pudendal nerve, or tibial nerve may modulate micturition reflexes, suppress urgency, and augment LUT function in patients with an overactive bladder (Bartley et al., 2013; Brindley et al., 1982; Lordêlo et al., 2010; Peters et al., 2010; Staskin et al., 2012)....
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...Behavioral therapy and medication are the initial treatment options for patients with overactive bladders [5]....
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...Although behavioral modification therapy and medication are initial treatment options for patients with overactive bladders [5,10], behavioral modification therapy has not been widely used in routine clinical practice in patients with nocturia....
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...First, the authors have previously demonstrated the efficacy of the SBMP after reinforcement SBMP education, if the latter was required [5]....
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...First-line medical therapies are usually associated with a secondline of treatment of anticholinergics and β-3 agonists, before potentially considering invasive surgical treatments such as urinary diversion [66]....
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...The first line of treatment for OAB includes behavioural modification and physical therapy, either as monotherapies or in combination [65, 66]....
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...Overactive bladder is defined by the International Continence Society (ICS) as the presence of urinary urgency, typically accompanied by frequency and nocturia, with or without urgency incontinence, in the absence of urinary tract infection (UTI) or other obvious pathology [1]....
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...Some studies have estimated rates to be higher in women than men [2], while others suggest similar rates between the sexes [5]....
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...OAB symptoms have a significant negative impact on patients, reflected in their low quality-of-life scores, high depression scores, low work productivity, decreased sexual satisfaction, poor quality of sleep and low levels of overall health [5, 9]....
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