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Now that the New Year has passed, consider these specific, realistic resolutions for people with OAB that can help improve your daily life.

Traveling with OAB will likely complicate your preparations a bit, but you’ll be happy you took the time to plan well and prepare along the way.

Getting through the holidays with OAB can be overwhelming; follow these eight tips to manage your OAB without sacrificing your holiday spirit.

While it isn’t your fault, your daily decisions might be making your OAB worse and much more difficult to live with than it needs to be.

Although OAB in men is chronically undertreated, it doesn’t have to hold you back. Be proactive in your health by looking out for warning signs.

Adding the right medication for OAB to your healthy lifestyle and physical therapy can make a huge difference in your confidence and happiness.

Studies have shown that the less you understand your condition, the harder it is to manage. Start by breaking through these misconceptions about OAB.

Physiotherapy for OAB can help you retrain your bladder with targeted exercises and a schedule that suits your particular OAB discomforts.

The bladder is more complicated than you might imagine, which can make it difficult to find the root causes of overactive bladder (OAB).

Learning how to get a range of nutrients, stay hydrated, and enjoy foods for overactive bladder will make a big difference in your daily symptoms.