We’ve all heard of muscle-specific exercises, like curls for your biceps or squats for your quads and hamstrings. Aerobic activity is good for the heart and lungs. What about your ...

Have you ever found yourself pondering the subtle yet crucial distinctions between Overactive Bladder (OAB) and Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI)? It’s a question that often arises, yet clear answers can ...

Stress can quietly have an impact on our physical, mental and emotional health. It can even impact bladder health, and make the symptoms of overactive bladder worse. In turn, an ...

Having an overactive bladder has an impact on your work life, social life, and more. Try eliminating some products to see if it helps, with this handy list of what ...

Exercise can help with many health concerns, including pelvic floor conditions. There are exercises available to help women cope with overactive bladder. ...

Overactive bladder (OAB)​​ is a condition that affects many women. It’s not life threatening, but it sure can be a pain. This is why, along with other treatments, many women ...

If you experience overactive bladder (OAB), then you’d probably do just about anything to stop leaking. Not only does this condition impact your quality of life, OAB also affects your ...

When you think of ‘Botox,’ you might think about the permanently surprised faces of ‘Desperate Housewives’ or maybe how you’d like to try it out on your crow’s feet. We’ve ...

When people decide to be more proactive about their health, usually one of the first things they re-examine is their diet and nutrition, trying to find places where they can ...

If you’re one of the 10-15% of women who experience overactive bladder (OAB), then you’re all too familiar with how it can impact your quality of life.1 You may also ...