Need to Pee During Sex? How Overactive Bladder Affects Intimate Relationships
For women living with bladder challenges, communication and self-confidence may lead to a healthy sex life.
For women living with bladder challenges, communication and self-confidence may lead to a healthy sex life.
Starting the conversation early is smart. Don't be embarrassed.
For women living with bladder challenges like overactive bladder (OAB), the quarantine may be more familiar than for the rest of us.
After hiding my urinary incontinence for years, I've learned to embrace my age and accept my body.
Although bladder problems are more common than you'd suspect—more than 40 million American women experience sensitive bladders and bladder leaks—it's a somewhat taboo topic. Women are hesitant or embarrassed to discuss it, or, if they do, it's often in hush-hush tones.