This video is the fourth installment of the overactive bladder series and focuses on urge suppression techniques-what they are, why the work, how to use them as bladder retraining strategies by themselves, and how to pair them with other retraining strategies to make those strategies more effective. The Overactive Bladder Series 1️⃣ What causes overactive bladder? th-cam.com/video/ye6MbZOVQOA/w-d-xo.html 2️⃣ Bladder norms & keeping a bladder diary: th-cam.com/video/C5XsiVNnHdQ/w-d-xo.html 3️⃣ Bladder retraining & interpreting your bladder diary: th-cam.com/video/B_rN5_aG7G0/w-d-xo.html 4️⃣ Urge suppression techniques: th-cam.com/video/678hamKqZJQ/w-d-xo.html 5️⃣ How to sit on the toilet to pee & why: th-cam.com/video/D2v_bNG2GO8/w-d-xo.html I hope it’s helpful, and thank you so much for watching 🧡
From Australia: Thank you so much for your videos on OAB. They are excellent!! I watched other videos and none of the other videos came close to yours. The detail and explanation of the mind-body link in OAB that you provide has really empowered me. I love how enthusiastic you are and also how clearly you speak. I am sorry that your videos are not more widely viewed. OAB is very functionally impairing for me.
Thank you for these videos. Look forward to the next one. Feel like all doctors want to do is give u meds and thought there must be something I could do besides just taking another med. Feel like my bladder has a mind of its own and am now feeling like I at least have some tools to try to control this. Thank you!
I'm SO glad that these videos are giving you some hope/options other than meds! The bladder really can feel like it "has a mind of its own" since it is SUCH a trainable organ. If these techniques in isolation help but don't help fully, pelvic physical therapy is another, non-pharmaceutical option! Sometimes there are physical components to overactive bladder that a good pelvic PT can help you identify and work towards correcting, and you can pair the physical with the brain-bladder retraining! If you live in the US, you can use this directory to find a provider near you: pelvicrehab.com/ I hope that these tools give you some relief, and the proper toilet positioning/final video should be up probably Sunday 🧡
Thank you so, so much 🧡 I'm really glad that these are helpful for you! I hope the urge suppression and toilet positioning video (which should be live Sunday I think!) help you with the last remaining symptoms you have!
Yes, much easier to say! But be kind to yourself throughout the process - accidents can be a part of it, but it's better to fail trying than to rush to the toilet and barely make it when it comes to this kind of brain-bladder retraining ❤️
Just discovered your channel and it's been 2 years, but I watched the entire series and this was EXTREMELY helpful. I know my primary irritant is 22oz of coffee 😂and I'll have to reckon with that, but I also know I have vaginal prolapse and need to see my ob/gyn soon. Anyway, thank you so much for this information!🙌🏾✌🏾
I'm so glad this video was helpful for you! And yes, unfortunately pelvic congestion can affect the bladder and cause issues. Pelvic congestion and fluid retention tend to go hand in hand, and if the veins near the bladder are retaining fluid/more dilated, that can irritate the bladder and cause bladder spasms, which feel like urgency, and can make someone feel like they have to pee often. I'm so sorry that you or someone you love is struggling with pelvic congestion, and I truly hope you or they are able to find healing and relief soon 🧡
I have mixed incontinence and bowel leakage which is a complete nightmare my life is ruined.I am doing kegal exercises however i think my muscles are weak based on tightness due to stress as i also clench my jaw.It will take a miracle for things to improve.
I really hope you're able to find an experienced pelvic PT in your area to add to your healthcare team who can help you heal. Mixed incontinence and fecal incontinence can feel so heavy and embarrassing, which can make healing feel insurmountable. While those feelings are valid, it doesn't mean they're true! It doesn't mean your body can't re-learn, improve, and heal 🧡
Hi, thanks for the video. I had abdominal myomectomy 8 months ago which of the biggest one (9 cm) pushing my bladder. During the recovery period i've been diagnosed by OAB. The doctor advised me medication. I used that pill for three months with bladder training. Almost two months i keep on blade training but there emerges sudden unexpected urges and those times i challenge with my bladder diary and with leakage. This situation really puts me down, upset. Can this type of pelvic surgery cause a nerve damage? Can I heal from this situation? Thanks for your all your efforts and response in advance. Regards.
I'm so sorry to learn that you're navigating OAB post fibroid removal. These kinds of pelvic surgeries can cause nerve damage, but that doesn't necessarily mean that's what's happened to you. Have you considered pelvic PT at all? Sometimes the pelvic floor responds to surgery (a form of trauma) by contracting - a protective mechanism - and it forgets to let go, which can cause urgency and urge incontinence. A good pelvic PT would be able to assess your pelvic floor, your abdomen, your scar tissue, and the surrounding tissue and help you intervene appropriately if any of that is involved! If you live in the US, you can use this directory to find a provider near you: pelvicrehab.com/ Don't give up on your body's ability to heal! Bodies are AMAZING and capable of SO much healing when we support them with the right environments, and yours is NO exception. It's just figuring out what those environments look like that can be so tricky, and that requires embracing trial and error. You got this 🧡
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This video is the fourth installment of the overactive bladder series and focuses on urge suppression techniques-what they are, why the work, how to use them as bladder retraining strategies by themselves, and how to pair them with other retraining strategies to make those strategies more effective.
The Overactive Bladder Series
1️⃣ What causes overactive bladder? th-cam.com/video/ye6MbZOVQOA/w-d-xo.html
2️⃣ Bladder norms & keeping a bladder diary: th-cam.com/video/C5XsiVNnHdQ/w-d-xo.html
3️⃣ Bladder retraining & interpreting your bladder diary: th-cam.com/video/B_rN5_aG7G0/w-d-xo.html
4️⃣ Urge suppression techniques: th-cam.com/video/678hamKqZJQ/w-d-xo.html
5️⃣ How to sit on the toilet to pee & why: th-cam.com/video/D2v_bNG2GO8/w-d-xo.html
I hope it’s helpful, and thank you so much for watching 🧡
From Australia: Thank you so much for your videos on OAB. They are excellent!! I watched other videos and none of the other videos came close to yours. The detail and explanation of the mind-body link in OAB that you provide has really empowered me. I love how enthusiastic you are and also how clearly you speak. I am sorry that your videos are not more widely viewed. OAB is very functionally impairing for me.
As a pelvic floor pt, i feel so proud of this video..clear and crisp explaination.
Thank you for these videos. Look forward to the next one. Feel like all doctors want to do is give u meds and thought there must be something I could do besides just taking another med. Feel like my bladder has a mind of its own and am now feeling like I at least have some tools to try to control this. Thank you!
I'm SO glad that these videos are giving you some hope/options other than meds! The bladder really can feel like it "has a mind of its own" since it is SUCH a trainable organ. If these techniques in isolation help but don't help fully, pelvic physical therapy is another, non-pharmaceutical option! Sometimes there are physical components to overactive bladder that a good pelvic PT can help you identify and work towards correcting, and you can pair the physical with the brain-bladder retraining! If you live in the US, you can use this directory to find a provider near you: pelvicrehab.com/
I hope that these tools give you some relief, and the proper toilet positioning/final video should be up probably Sunday 🧡
Very helpful video. You are the best at explaining things in detail and precision. Love your content!
Thank you so, so much 🧡 I'm really glad that these are helpful for you! I hope the urge suppression and toilet positioning video (which should be live Sunday I think!) help you with the last remaining symptoms you have!
"Sit on the toilet properly before you start peeing" Well, easy to say....
Yes, much easier to say! But be kind to yourself throughout the process - accidents can be a part of it, but it's better to fail trying than to rush to the toilet and barely make it when it comes to this kind of brain-bladder retraining ❤️
Just discovered your channel and it's been 2 years, but I watched the entire series and this was EXTREMELY helpful. I know my primary irritant is 22oz of coffee 😂and I'll have to reckon with that, but I also know I have vaginal prolapse and need to see my ob/gyn soon. Anyway, thank you so much for this information!🙌🏾✌🏾
Thanks for the video, this is very helpful. Does Pelvic Congestion Syndrome cause bladder issues?
I'm so glad this video was helpful for you! And yes, unfortunately pelvic congestion can affect the bladder and cause issues. Pelvic congestion and fluid retention tend to go hand in hand, and if the veins near the bladder are retaining fluid/more dilated, that can irritate the bladder and cause bladder spasms, which feel like urgency, and can make someone feel like they have to pee often. I'm so sorry that you or someone you love is struggling with pelvic congestion, and I truly hope you or they are able to find healing and relief soon 🧡
I have mixed incontinence and bowel leakage which is a complete nightmare my life is ruined.I am doing kegal exercises however i think my muscles are weak based on tightness due to stress as i also clench my jaw.It will take a miracle for things to improve.
I really hope you're able to find an experienced pelvic PT in your area to add to your healthcare team who can help you heal. Mixed incontinence and fecal incontinence can feel so heavy and embarrassing, which can make healing feel insurmountable. While those feelings are valid, it doesn't mean they're true! It doesn't mean your body can't re-learn, improve, and heal 🧡
@@PelvicEmpowerment I'm praying it can be re trained.Many thanks.x
Hi, thanks for the video. I had abdominal myomectomy 8 months ago which of the biggest one (9 cm) pushing my bladder. During the recovery period i've been diagnosed by OAB. The doctor advised me medication. I used that pill for three months with bladder training. Almost two months i keep on blade training but there emerges sudden unexpected urges and those times i challenge with my bladder diary and with leakage. This situation really puts me down, upset. Can this type of pelvic surgery cause a nerve damage? Can I heal from this situation? Thanks for your all your efforts and response in advance. Regards.
I'm so sorry to learn that you're navigating OAB post fibroid removal. These kinds of pelvic surgeries can cause nerve damage, but that doesn't necessarily mean that's what's happened to you. Have you considered pelvic PT at all? Sometimes the pelvic floor responds to surgery (a form of trauma) by contracting - a protective mechanism - and it forgets to let go, which can cause urgency and urge incontinence. A good pelvic PT would be able to assess your pelvic floor, your abdomen, your scar tissue, and the surrounding tissue and help you intervene appropriately if any of that is involved! If you live in the US, you can use this directory to find a provider near you: pelvicrehab.com/
Don't give up on your body's ability to heal! Bodies are AMAZING and capable of SO much healing when we support them with the right environments, and yours is NO exception. It's just figuring out what those environments look like that can be so tricky, and that requires embracing trial and error. You got this 🧡
I just discovered your
Oops, I hit the send button by mistake. Just wanted to thank you for all your wonderful advice. Will go back and watch the first 3 now.