Irritable Bladder Syndrome

Under such a violation as irritable bladder syndrome in medicine, it is customary to understand the occurrence of a sudden, strong and irresistible desire to urinate, as well as urinary incontinence.

How does the disease manifest itself?

Before prescribing treatment and prescribing drugs, the physician prescribes the symptoms that should be present in the irritable bladder syndrome. To such it is possible to carry:

• urination 8 or more times a day (2 or more times at night);
• the appearance of a strong, sudden urge to urinate;
• the occurrence of spontaneous discharge of urine (incontinence).

In most such cases, the cause of the development of the violation can not be established practically.

How to treat irritable bladder syndrome in women?

With this type of disorder, treatment can be medicated, physiotherapeutic, surgical.

Drug therapy involves the appointment of sedatives, M-holinoblokatorov. Among such drugs can be called Detroil, Driptan, Detruzitol. Dosage, duration, multiplicity and the regimen should be indicated only by the doctor.

Non-pharmacological therapy includes a number of measures that are directed, first of all, to eliminate the cause with the help of physiotherapy procedures. So, general training of pelvic floor muscles, electrostimulation of the bladder can be prescribed. Also, the patient is restricted in receiving fluid, increasing the amount of fiber in the diet.

Treatment of the disease by surgery is very rare. This measure is forced. In this case, the replacement of the bladder with a fragment of the small or large intestine. It is also possible to excise the muscles, which allows you to increase the volume of the bladder as a whole and reduce its overcrowding. In extreme cases, with pronounced urinary incontinence, the intersection of the nerves may occur.