The researchers hope that their findings will make it easier for patients to get Botox treatments paid for by insurance companies. “Women don’t need to suffer in silence,” says the study’s ...

Doctors say that the benefits of bladder Botox generally outweigh the risks, which range from discomfort and a possible UTI to issues with retention — when your bladder cannot empty completely ...

Women who were enrolled in the study had one of two treatments. Half the women received a pacemaker-like device, already FDA approved to treat overactive bladder, known as Interstim.

Overactive bladder is a common problem, especially as we age, but it’s something that most of us probably don’t want to talk about. Now, a cosmetic procedure that is much better known for ...

As many as 33 million Americans may be struggling with symptoms of an overactive bladder. But now, a minimally invasive procedure is giving some women their lives back. Overactive bladder is a ...

With treatments, try to prioritize painless approaches. Lane often recommends vaginal estrogen cream for frequent urinary ...

It's a nightly nuisance many of us are familiar with: waking up, getting out of bed and going to the toilet because we need to pee. For some it's not just one trip to the toilet, but two, or three, or ...

Health Beat: Botox for the bladder Melanie Falcon Apr 28, 2018 Updated Oct 1, 2019 0 ...

"So, Botox is indicated for overactive bladder, so overactive bladder is kind of a constellation of symptoms, the main one being urinary urgency," said Dr. Rebecca Roedersheimer.

The Food and Drug Administration recently approved onabotulinumtoxinA, manufactured under the name Botox by Allergan Inc., as a treatment for overactive bladder, following two clinical trials ...

Walter had an overactive bladder. The average age of a woman dealing with overactive bladder is 50, but urogynecologists see a wide range starting at 20 and up to the mid-90s. Doctors say women who ...

The Botox approval is for those who are not helped by, or cannot take, those drugs, the FDA said. Overactive bladder is a condition in which the bladder squeezes too often or squeezes without warning.