Tame Your Bladder When You Have MS
Take charge of your “urge to go” by trying some simple tips. Don’t sip. Drink a small glass of water (about…
Yes, you can regain bladder control – Yes, Let’s talk about pee. Seriously.
With so many treatment strategies available, there’s a solution for almost everyone by Aviva Patz You may think hitting the…
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Overactive Bladder Drug May Restore Myelin in Multiple Sclerosis
By Deborah Mitchell G+ 2015-03-10 10:32 It appears that a drug currently on the market to treat overactive bladder may help restore…
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How does one manage bladder symptoms in MS?
What are the best ways to manage the bladder symptoms of multiple sclerosis? We asked two experts to comment on…
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Urinary Prosthesis Better than Catheterization for Female MS Patients
One of the concerns patients with neurological diseases such as multiple sclerosis face is decline or loss of bladder control. It can be…
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LIVE WEBINAR “Everything You Wanted to Know about MS, BUT FORGOT to Ask”
Available to all, anywhere, as long as you have Internet Access REGISTER to attend this free webcast Q&A Session (Questions/Answers)…
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LEARN About Urge Incontinence (overactive bladder)
Urge Incontinence Sometimes referred to as “overactive bladder” or “spastic bladder,” urge incontinence is an involuntary loss of urine…
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Overactive bladder is a problem with bladder-storage function that causes a sudden urge to urinate.
If you have OAB, you’re not alone. As many as 46 million Americans are affected by OAB, which is an…
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Topics: Urinary Incontinence PLUS Neuro-Psychological Testing for Multiple Sclerosis were presented at the 06.21.14 MSVN Symposium in Orlando Florida
Program Name: 2014 Neurological Aspects of Multiple Sclerosis – …
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Bladder Problems Show Up Early and Often for those with Multiple Sclerosis
May 30, 2014 Nearly 80% of multiple sclerosis patients in a large registry reported overactive bladder symptoms, and more than…
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