Bladder Dysfunction

Bladder Spasms

Your kidneys make urine. It is stored in your bladder. The urethra is a tube at the bottom of the bladder. Urine flows out of this tube. The bladder holds urine before it is released from the body. Bladder spasms happen when your bladder muscle squeezes suddenly. This makes you feel a sudden need to pass urine. You may not be able to control your urine and leaking may happen.

Relax your bladder muscles,Help your bladder work better,Treat infection,Reduce constipation

Bladder incontinence,Anxiety,Urinary tract infection

Emergency Medicine,Genitourinary

Bladder Instability,Detrusor Contraction,Detrusor Hyperreflexia,Detrusor Instability,Irritable Bladder,OAB,Overactive Bladder,Spastic Bladder,Uninhibited Bladder,Unstable Bladder,Urge Incontinence

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