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Botox for Overactive Bladder

Kidney & Bladder | Last Active: Jun 3 8:19am | Replies (6)

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Yes, Urologists do the injections at the time of a cystoscopy. It can be done as an outpatient. It generally takes two weeks to have a full effect. The primary risks are urinary retention and infection. It is usually reserved for patients that haven't responded or had side effects from medications for overactive bladder. Interstim implants can also be helpful. They require a two week trial period to see if they help before placing the implant.

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Wow so many things to learn about! Thank you for your help 🙂

My Urologist does Bladder Botox treatments.

I have no control over my bladder. None. My issue is bladder spasms. She is going to do a Botox injection on me. She claims her patients have excellent results from this treatment.

She does it in the hospital, it is an outpatient surgery procedure.