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Recognizing OAB Symptoms and Knowing When to See a Doctor

Overactive bladder affects 33 million Americans, and two well-known advocates are opening up about their symptoms, their journey to diagnosis, and why talking to a doctor matters.

Recognizing OAB Symptoms and Knowing When to See a Doctor

By: Cincy Lifestyle Staff

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Millions of Americans deal with sudden urges, leaks, and frequent bathroom trips caused by overactive bladder. Two longtime advocates share how they recognized their symptoms, the impact on daily life, and why so many people — especially men — avoid talking to a doctor. Their message is simple: if your routine revolves around bathroom breaks, it’s time to start the conversation.

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Recognizing OAB Symptoms and Knowing When to See a Doctor

Pete Scalia

Michelle Hopkins

Mikhayla Hughes-Shaw

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