How Overactive Bladder Syndrome & Pelvic Floor Tone Interact to Cause Arousal-Induced Dyspareunia

Understanding the Hidden Link Between Your Pelvic Floor and Overactive Bladder If you are struggling with a constant, sudden, and compelling desire to pass urine, you are not alone. Needing to use the bathroom frequently—often more than eight times a day, or waking up multiple times at night—can be exhausting and severely disruptive to your daily life. Many people mistakenly believe that because they do not actively leak urine (incontinence),...Read the full clinical guide: https://thewomenshealthclinic.co.uk/how-does-an-overactive-bladder-syndrome-interact-with-pelvic-floor-tone-to-cause-baseline-arousal-induced-dyspareunia/This clinical audio overview covers the latest standards in patient care and research.