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10 Tricks for Living With Overactive Bladder

Written by Chris Miller and Medically Reviewed by Scott Pearlman, M.D.

Living with an overactive bladder can be a challenge. Keeping a urination schedule, practicing Kegel exercises, and trying biofeedback are just a few of the strategies you'll learn on the following pages to help deal with overactive bladder.