What It’s Like to Live with OAB
Women with overactive bladder (OAB) suffer from frequent, sudden urges to urinate, and this can lead to the loss of bladder control. OAB can be an embarrassing, socially isolating the medical problem that dramatically disrupts normal life. You can hear what it’s really like to live with OAB when you watch this video. It features several women who were diagnosed, as well as a gynecologist who specializes in urinary conditions.
These women explain how OAB makes life more difficult. They always had to know where the closest bathroom was, and it was challenging to go on vacations. The possibility of urinary incontinence was a constant threat. But by talking with their doctors about their symptoms, these women were able to get the treatment they needed.
If you suffer from OAB or another form of urinary incontinence and live near Houston, you can find the help you need at Women’s Healthcare Associates. Call our Ob/Gyn clinic at 713-654-8128.
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- Effective 9/15/2022, Masks are highly encouraged, but not mandatory.
- If you are experiencing any flu/cold/COVID like symptoms, you will be required to wear a mask.
- At this time, we are only allowing ONE ADULT to attend the appointment with the patient. We are not allowing anyone under the age of 18
Please note: If you bring more than one visitor or if you bring a visitor under the age of 18, they may be asked to wait outside of the waiting room or you may be asked to reschedule your appointment
Late Arrival Policy
At WHA, we strive to provide the highest quality care and respect every patient’s time. To help us maintain an efficient schedule and ensure that you receive the full benefit of your visit, we kindly ask that all patients arrive at least 15 minutes prior to their scheduled appointment time.
Please note:
- If you arrive late, we might not be able to see you and will help you reschedule for another time.
- Our providers have surgeries or procedures scheduled before or after clinic hours.
- Emergency surgeries or childbirths may arise unexpectedly and require them to leave the office
- In rare instances, these circumstances may require us to adjust or reschedule appointments.
- The 8:30 am and 1:30 pm booking times DO NOT have to arrive early to their appointment.
We appreciate your patience and understanding in these situations. Thank you for helping us maintain a smooth and timely schedule so we can continue delivering excellent care to all of our patients.
