Botox (for overactive bladder)
Botox can be an effective solution for overactive bladder when other options fail. It works on the bladder muscle by blocking the nerve signals that trigger your overactive bladder.
Botox treats more than lines and wrinkles
Botox is a different treatment option when another type of anticholinergic medication does not work well enough, or the patient cannot take this type of medicine.
Botox helps reduce bladder contractions and can help control leakage by:
- Reducing urinary leakage episodes.
- Increasing bladder capacity enabling you to store more urine.
- Decreasing the pressure in your bladder which can cause urine leakage.
Talk to your urologist to see if treatment with Botox is right for you.
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