Neurogenic bladder and overactive bladder

A neurogenic bladder is ideally a nervous system part that doesn't allow you to have standard bladder control. It is likely to happen when nerves mainly control your bladder to get damaged, often due to ailment and injury. Overactive bladder especially causes you to have some or no control over your urine. It can also lead to a sudden or some frequent need to visit the loo. It is also known as the hyper-reflexive bladder.

Furthermore, the underactive bladder is likely to happen when your bladder muscles are likely to lose the ability to hold your urine. As a result, you cannot sense when your bladder is expected to be complete or empty it completely, so it either overfills or urine tends to leak out. This is also known as the hypotonic bladder.

Symptoms- under this condition, you feel a sudden urge to urinate, or you need to urinate frequently. You also might have a weak urine system or find it challenging to urinate or control your urination. 

Risk factors- 

• Erectile dysfunction (ED)
• Multiple sclerosis (MS)
• Parkinson’s disease (PD)
• Alzheimer’s, polio and syphilis, diabetes,
• Accidents
• Traumas
• Heavy metals, including mercury

Dr. Nitin Srivastava is one of the best medical experts you can rely on for treatments of issues such as Neurogenic Bladder and Overactive Bladder.