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hyperactive bladder

hyperactive bladder

a bladder disfunction characterized by urinary frequency and/or urge incontinence.
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UriVarx is a Natural Health Product (NHP) approved by Health Canada that helps reduce symptoms of hyperactive bladder such as daytime urinary frequency, urgency and nocturia.
Thus the present study reveals the Artemisia vulgaris and Aspslathus linaeris medicinal usefulness in hyperactive bladder disorders
Defines types of neurogenic bladder (does not need to mention specific names below) 0 pt: Does not differentiate types of neurogenic bladder 1 pt: Defines one of hypoactive and hyperactive bladder 2 pts: Defines both hypoactive and hyperactive bladder Q21.
He had no symptoms of hyperactive bladder and no varicocele was noted.
"Medicamentous therapy of hyperactive bladder," Russian Medical Journal [Russkiy medicinskiy zhurnal], in Russian, Vol.12(8) pp.522-26
"Treatment of the hyperactive bladder and urge urinary incontinence in women," Attending doctor [Lechashiy vrach], in Russian, No.10, pp.18-21
However, further studies will be necessary to clarify the exact mechanism of silymarin on the hyperactive bladder response to CYP-induced cystitis in rats.
Pfizer also plans to transfer production of Soterodine (for control of hyperactive bladder) from Germany to the Vega Baja plant, said Jose Mercado, director or Manufacturing and Technical Services at the plant.
Following SCIs, hyperactive bladder reflexes can cause a number of problematic and dangerous side effects, such as urinary tract infections (UTIs) and autonomic dysreflexia (AD).
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