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Overactive Bladder

Reviewed by: David O. Sussman, D.O., FACOS

Just when you thought you could hold it, the urge to go to the bathroom has hit. Again. It can happen at any time and any place, and it often happens without warning. But living with overactive bladder doesn’t mean you have to live in the bathroom—learn the best strategies to help you regain control of your bladder.

Review date: 05-01-2008

 

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