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Common
symptoms of Overactive Bladder include urgency, frequency,
nocturia, and urge UI.
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A
patient with diabetes who experiences urgency, frequency,
nocturia, and urge UI is described as having overactive
bladder syndrome.
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Stress
UI is a component of overactive bladder.
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Diseases
intrinsic to the bladder, such as UTI, bladder cancer,
and interstitial cystitis, may cause the symptoms of overactive
bladder.
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Neuromuscular
disorders are unrelated to the overactive bladder.
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Overactive
bladder symptoms may be caused by transient conditions,
such as delirium or use of certain medications.
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The
mechanisms of urinary control are essentially the same
for both sexes.
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In
males, either the proximal urethral mechanism or the distal
urethral mechanism is sufficient of itself to maintain
continence.
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Evaluation
of overactive bladder should include assessment of PVR
in males.
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Pharmacologic
therapy is the most common method of treatment for the
overactive bladder.
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