Women's Bladder Health

A Complete Guide to Women's Bladder Health

When we’re talking about bladder health for women, we must keep in mind that it could mean different things for different people. For some, a healthy bladder could mean experiencing a day without discomfort or urges. For others, it could be a day without drips, dribbles, and leaks.

Managing incontinence after a hysterectomy

Some women may notice unexpected bladder control issues after a hysterectomy.¹ These changes can also happen several years later,¹ especially after menopause.

How is interstitial cystitis different from a UTI?

If you’re dealing with bladder pain, it’s easy to assume it’s a urinary tract infection (UTI). That’s a completely understandable first thought. Many people experience UTIs, so they’re often top of mind when symptoms appear.