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Overactive Bladder (cont.)

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When to Seek Medical Care for Overactive Bladder

Individuals who think they have symptoms of OAB may choose to see their primary-care physician or a urologist to be evaluated for this condition. As mentioned earlier, there are other conditions that can mimic overactive bladder syndrome, and these need to be assessed and treated appropriately. Additionally, there are tests that can be done by doctors to determine underlying issues and the severity of this condition.

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