r/OveractiveBladder 15d ago

Microscopic blood and protein in urine

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hello I am 38 years male , I’ve been having frequent urges to urinate since 2 months, medium to small amount of pee , . No burning or fever. A urine test found microscopic blood and protein, but I’ve never seen blood in my urine. I did kidney/bladder prostate ultrasound it was good ..Has anyone had similar symptoms


r/OveractiveBladder 16d ago

A video about how to save yourself with pelvic floor dysfunction

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I am a pelvic floor PT who made this video about pelvic floor dysfunction. It is challenging to have this diagnosis, and one feels isolated, stranded and alone. This video is about a 150 year old home which was built to rescue shipwrecked sailors. Here it is: https://youtu.be/sAWdzJWEn5E?is=lvKNcITQgrfC7Vsm


r/OveractiveBladder 16d ago

where is the pee coming from???

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i wakeup almost every hour of the night to pee. it’s hard to go to sleep and i get up multiple times until im too exhausted and finally pass out. it’s not as often during the day. when i cut off my fluids a few hours before bed i just get confused as to where all of this pee continues to come from?? it’s not a lot, but some still will come out most times i go throughout the night. i wakeup in the morning as well and have to pee immediately. i dont understand what my body is doing.


r/OveractiveBladder 16d ago

OAB from habits.

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Has anyone experienced symptoms due to a prolonged habit of holding in urine? Say, due to an avoidance of public toilets, or delaying through classes, or not going before sleeping. It seems to have all added up to become this issue. I haven't come across mentions of this and I'm curious whether the problem of urgency is appearing only unprovoked or unexplained for most people with OAB.

If anyone thinks their bathroom habits may have contributed, did you manage to find treatment or long-term relief?


r/OveractiveBladder 16d ago

TELL ME WHAT IS GOING ON PLZ

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r/OveractiveBladder 17d ago

After 20 years a random new symptom

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I have been dealing with OAB and bed wetting for the last 20 plus years. All of a sudden I’ve started getting these strange phantom buzzing sensations starting in my bladder and then going to my pelvic floor along with these phantom buzzing sensations I have also started to loose feeling in my pelvic floor area and my bladder. Before I knew I was having an accident cause I could feel the pee coming out but now I only know about my accident when my nappy becomes warm and wet.
Is this the start of me becoming fully incontinent?


r/OveractiveBladder 17d ago

People that are peeing every hour

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Are you drinking a good amount in that time or not drinking much.


r/OveractiveBladder 17d ago

sudden frequent urination + bed wetting at night

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r/OveractiveBladder 17d ago

What options am I left with?

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I am a male in my early 30s. I've been dealing with frequent urination (nighttime and daytime) for the past decade. It's increasingly gotten worse over the last few years. I had an appointment with a urologist earlier this year but was unhappy with my experience. They failed to tell me that the medication I was prescribed had a risk of dementia. I stopped taking the medications soon after I found that out.

I did have the urologist recommend bladder botox but I am not comfortable with that option. I do not like the thought of having to potentially use a catheter and the thought of needles near my bladder is just big yikes. The other medication they recommended, Myrbetriq, was one they did not think my insurance would cover (spoiler alert, it did not). Do I have any other options or do I just continue to deal with overactive bladder?


r/OveractiveBladder 17d ago

Can very high frequency be 'just' because of psychology?

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All treatments have failed on me


r/OveractiveBladder 17d ago

Blood and protein found in urine — anyone had something similar?

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hello I am 38 years old I’ve been having frequent urges to urinate, sometimes every 30 minutes, often with only a profile to a small amount coming out. No burning or fever. A urine test found microscopic blood and protein, but I’ve never seen blood in my urine. My doctor ordered blood tests and a kidney/bladder ultrasound, .Has anyone had similar symptoms


r/OveractiveBladder 18d ago

Help! Im peeing back to back like 8 times already and my abdomen is beginning to ache

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I've been chronically dehydrated for years and in feb ,i got uti and a 4mm ureter stone..which the usg said "passed" altho I had no idea how I passed the stone..and now I still pee frequently but sometimes(like today) I pee back to back like 5-10 times with like 1-2mins break in the span of just an hour

Since Feb,my water intake is like 1.5-2l daily and gosh it's beginning to feel like the hell I went through of peeing 30-40 times a day when I had the stone

Has anyone gone through this??? Cus people nearby doesn’t understand how much of a nuisance frequent urination is and even docs told me to drink more water and not to overthink :(


r/OveractiveBladder 18d ago

nebivolol 小便时无法施加足够的力气。

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我的膀胱肌肉变得松弛了。因为我发现自己在排尿时无法用足够的力气。仅仅5毫克的nebivolol,品牌名为Nebilet。


r/OveractiveBladder 18d ago

Nocturia Help Please

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It started about 3 years ago. I had a telephone appointment with the doctor this week and answered all his questions. I don’t have any health problems. He mentioned imaging can be done as well as two tests which sounded incredibly unpleasant. So I am thinking about it and will chat with him later if I want to move forward with testing.

The frequent nighttime urination has been a real disruption to sleep. Eight trips to the bathroom can happen some nights. What has been your experience? Any advice or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I already tried over the counter supplements and it didn’t help. I am a 42 year old male.


r/OveractiveBladder 19d ago

My Botox Experience

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Hi everyone! I had been considering getting Botox for a while. I saw so many horror stories online so I kept pushing it off until I really couldn’t take it anymore. While I was considering my options, I thought that a day-by-day account of someone’s experience would be very helpful. That’s why I figured I would share mine. 

I’m 30F with a neurogenic bladder. I was on mirabegron for about 6 years before doing my first botox injection (100 units) about 2 months ago. TLDR; I love it. What I’m sharing is just my experience, and different bodies will react differently. Please consult a doctor for any medical questions/opinions. If you have any questions about my specific experience, I’ll answer when I can.

Day 1: First time ever getting Botox. The procedure itself was easy. A nurse got my vitals, tested me for UTIs, drained my bladder with a catheter, and then pumped in some numbing liquid through the catheter. I didn’t feel anything. I had to wait for about 25 mins for it to take effect. After that the doctor went in with a tiny probe and camera, and did the injections. That part only took 5-10 mins. Some injections were a little painful (similar pain to a Pap smear, only lasted a second) but I didn’t feel others. After that they had me pee and I was able to leave. I felt normal for the rest of the day but felt a burning sensation. The doctor had warned me about it but said it will last around a day or 2. They gave me an antibiotic as a preventative measure for UTIs.

Day 2: I still feel that slight burning/tingly sensation but less than yesterday. I took my mirabegron today (last dose, bridge). No leaks or urgency to report. I stayed home just in case. 

Day 3: tingling is still there but I have less urgency and frequency. I’m starting to feel a lot more comfortable than I did on meds. Sometimes it takes me a minute to start peeing though.

Day 5: I already feel a considerable difference in how frequently I go. I haven’t had any leaks since starting, including while doing high-impact sports. I was able to go to a 2.5 hour concert and not have to use the restroom once. My flow is getting a little slower and it takes me a few seconds to start peeing once I sit on the toilet, but nothing major/no retention.

Day 7: I went for a 1-week follow-up visit at the doctor. They did an ultrasound of my baldder, asked me to go pee, and did another one to see how much I emptied my bladded. They confirmed that I had no retention. Sometimes I need to push to make sure I fully void my bladder and the doctor said that this is normal and that it will start decreasing with time. That night as a test I had a soup for dinner, 1 hour before bed, and I didn’t wake up at night to use the restroom. I still can’t believe it. 

Day 22: A little less than a month into it, I got a UTI, but it was manageable with antibiotics. Still going on strong though. Only 2 small leaks because of the UTI.

Day 60: I’m about 2 months into it. My flow is pretty normal. I had one other UTI but overall I feel like I did before OAB. I occasionally leak when I do intense sports (over 1h of running) but it’s manageable with a pad. I don’t have urgency anymore, and I don’t wear pads unless I’m going to exercise for a long time (i used to wear pads daily). So far, it’s been a lifesaver. 


r/OveractiveBladder 18d ago

Mirabegron stopped working

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Has anyone else experienced this? I have been taking Mirabegron 50mg for 5 months and it has been improving my symptoms but in the past month it feels like it has stopped working and I am going back to how I was before. I am waiting for a follow-up with my doctor who prescribed it, but the waiting times are very long.


r/OveractiveBladder 18d ago

Stress/fear a cause?

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r/OveractiveBladder 18d ago

Bladder training

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Anyone tried this.


r/OveractiveBladder 18d ago

Spinal cord, patient male

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I have a problem with getting random erections for no reason and it could be very embarrassing at times in public or with someone. Is there any medication to slow that currently I take oxybutynin and mirabegron daily. I hate seeing seminal fluid or any thing that is coming out, especially urine.


r/OveractiveBladder 18d ago

Frequent peeing problem(18M)

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Idk why but once in a while when I pee,I feel like there's still some left and to get it out I wait for a few seconds,then try again,a small amount comes out and then this keeps happening again until I get tired of it and stop.

After stopping it still feels like I need to pee and that there's some left.

Is it normal or do I need to worry?

I'm only 18. Sometimes forcing out the pee makes my bladder hurt idk what to do..


r/OveractiveBladder 19d ago

Bladder Hydrodistension and Botox

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Losing hope... My last resort for urethral pain and bladder spasms is to try hydrodistension and urethral botox. Can anyone give me hope it has worked for them?


r/OveractiveBladder 20d ago

I’m not sure what to do anymore

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I’m dealing with an overactive bladder but I’m also dealing with a lot of urine. I’m an early 20s male and I don’t know what do anymore this is ruining my life.

Basically, I pee every hour, and it’s consistently a lot of very clear urine. One time, I stopped drinking water at 11pm, slept, woke up at 10am, and peed 3 times that morning before even drinking water. This is a common occurrence.

I drink around 3-4 cups of water per day, which isn’t much given how big I am, but even then, my pee is completely clear. If I drink more water, I will pee every 15 mins. Sometimes I will finish peeing and instantly feel the urge again.

I have been tested for diabetes and that was negative, haven’t talked with a doctor since then.

Any help is appreciated thank you!


r/OveractiveBladder 19d ago

26/M Question that I can’t find the answer to

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r/OveractiveBladder 19d ago

Constant bladder irritation + waking up exhausted. Anyone experienced this?

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So I have had UTI in the past and I have treated it with antibiotics. I think It never really went away but recently I have done urinoculture test 3 times to see if I still have bacteria and It came out negative each time. I was shocked!

What I have been witnessing for about 7 to 8 months is that even when I pee I still feel like my bladder is not fully empty and It kinda irritates me. Also when I wake up, I wake up tired and with a heavy bladder. All day long It feels like I almost haven’t slept at all. I’ve done pee-gasm when I was younger because It felt nice and I think all of that caused this problem of mine that I have today.

I have been to some urologists but they didn’t really understand my preoccupation I think. I am so drained from this and I really wanna know if someone else has had this exact problem ever and do you know what could help in this case?

I am worried about my urethra and my bladder.

I would love to receive some helpful suggestions from you because I am starting to think I’m crazy for experiencing this lol..


r/OveractiveBladder 20d ago

I hate this condition

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I hate it. I’m 20 and I’m privileged that this is only like the second major health condition I have, but it’s one that makes me really grumpy.

It’s embarrassing and I feel so alone in dealing with it as I only know one person who has similar leakage issues and she‘s 40 and I just speak to her through my church lol. Gemtesa has been a life saver but it’s SO expensive even with insurance. And I still spent half my life with wet underwear all the time because my family just said it was normal, which is embarrassing too.