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Prepรกrate para hablar con tu profesional clรญnico sobre tu vejiga hiperactiva
Read More: Prepรกrate para hablar con tu profesional clรญnico sobre tu vejiga hiperactivaEnglish + Flipbook text Habla con tu profesional clรญnico 3 de cada 10 mujeres en EE.UU. tienen vejigas hiperactivas (VHA).ย La VHA causa problemas con la micciรณn, puede empeorar tu calidad de vida y no desaparecerรก por su propia cuenta.ย Sin tratamiento, los sรญntomas de VHA podrรญan volverse mรกs difรญciles de manejar. Hablar con tu…
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5 Chronic Conditions That Can Worsen Overactive Bladder
Read More: 5 Chronic Conditions That Can Worsen Overactive BladderDo you find yourself running to the bathroom more often than usual during the day or waking up in the middle of the night to go? Frequent urination can be more than just annoying and disruptive. It could also signal an underlying medical condition. Overactive bladder (OAB) can cause a sudden, intense urge to urinate…
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Getting Ready to Talk to Your Clinician about Overactive Bladder
Read More: Getting Ready to Talk to Your Clinician about Overactive Bladder+ Flipbook text Talk to your clinician 3 out of 10 women in the U.S. have overactive bladder (OAB). OAB causes issues with peeing, can worsen your quality of life and won’t go away on its own. Without treatment, OAB symptoms may become more difficult to manage. Talking to your clinician is important. Start with…
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What Your Bladder Might Be Telling You About Your Heart
Read More: What Your Bladder Might Be Telling You About Your HeartIf you’ve ever leaked a little when you sneezed or laughed, you’ve probably been told it’s just one of those things that comes with having babies or getting older. But, although UI is common, itโs not normal, and new research suggests urinary incontinence (UI) could also be a clue about your heart health. A University…
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Talking to Your Clinician About Overactive Bladder
Read More: Talking to Your Clinician About Overactive BladderOveractive bladder (OAB), the frequent, sudden urge to urinate, sometimes with leakage, is quite common. Over 3 out 10 women in the U.S. live with OAB, but the older you are, the higher the chances are that youโll get it. In many cases, OAB is treatable. But you canโt be treated if you donโt speak…
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Immunotherapy for Urothelial Bladder Cancer 101
Read More: Immunotherapy for Urothelial Bladder Cancer 101Urothelial bladder cancer (UBC), the most common form of bladder cancer, is the sixth most common cancer in the U.S. About 85,000 people are diagnosed in the U.S. each year, but the good news is that treatments for UBC are getting more advanced and more effective. Immunotherapy is a type of treatment that uses the…
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Overactive Bladder Wonโt Go Away on Its Own
Read More: Overactive Bladder Wonโt Go Away on Its Own+ Infographic text Overactive bladder (OAB) is the frequent and urgent need to pee. At least 4 in 10 women have OAB. More than 1 in 2 women think that symptoms of OAB are normal signs of aging โ but theyโre not. OAB can be treated, but it wonโt go away on its own. Symptoms…
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La propagaciรณn estรกndar del cรกncer de vejiga urotelial
Read More: La propagaciรณn estรกndar del cรกncer de vejiga urotelial+ Infographic text Casi 20,000 mujeres en EE.UU. desarrollan cรกncer de vejiga urotelial (UBC, por sus siglas en inglรฉs) cada aรฑo.ย Las cuatro capas de la pared de la vejiga: Epitelio urotelial o de transiciรณn Lรกmina propia Mรบsculo detrusorย Tejidos conjuntivos adiposos La mayorรญa de tipos de UBC empiezan en las cรฉlulas que cubren la…
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The Start and Spread of Urothelial Bladder Cancer
Read More: The Start and Spread of Urothelial Bladder Cancer+ Infographic text Almost 20,000 women in the U.S. get urothelial bladder cancer (UBC) each year.ย The Four Layers Layers of the Bladder Wall Urothelial/Transitional epithelium Lamina propria Detrusor muscle Fatty connective tissues Most types of UBC start in the cells that line the innermost layer of the bladder, called the urothelium.ย Muscle invasive bladder…
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Diagnosing Urothelial Bladder Cancer (UBC)
Read More: Diagnosing Urothelial Bladder Cancer (UBC)+ Infographic text Urothelial bladder cancer is the most common type of bladder cancer.ย About 19,000 women in the United States are diagnosed with bladder cancer every year.ย Bladder cancer is more common in men โย but women have lower survival rates .ย Black women with bladder cancer have worse outcomes than white women.ย There are…
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Overactive Bladder 101
Read More: Overactive Bladder 101Itโs hard enough finding time to get together with our girlfriends between family responsibilities, work and (trying to) squeeze in a workout. We shouldnโt let the anxiety of making sure thereโs always a bathroom around stop us from finally getting in those much needed laughs. For 33 million U.S. adults โ and 4 out of…
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Clinically Speaking: Questions and Answers About Urothelial Bladder Cancer Treatment
Read More: Clinically Speaking: Questions and Answers About Urothelial Bladder Cancer TreatmentUrothelial bladder cancer (UBC) is cancer that starts in the cells that line the inside of your bladder. It is the most common type of bladder cancer โ and more than 19,000 women get a UBC diagnosis every year. The good news? Bladder cancer has a five-year survival rate of more than 80% when itโs…
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10 Reasons You Might Have Blood in Your Urine
Read More: 10 Reasons You Might Have Blood in Your UrineSeeing blood in your urine can be alarming, but it could be happening for many reasons. It could be caused by having your period, an infection, problems with your kidneys or cancer. Find out what blood in your urine could mean in women and people assigned female at birth (AFAB), and what you should do…
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Overactive Bladder Can Affect Your Daily Life
Read More: Overactive Bladder Can Affect Your Daily Life+ Infographic text What is overactive bladder? ย Overactive bladder occurs when muscles in the bladder start to tighten on their own. When the muscles contract, it creates an urgent need to pee. 4 out of 10 U.S. women have overactive bladder.ย Symptoms of overactive bladder Sudden need to pee Urgency incontinence (sudden need to…
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True or False: Urothelial Bladder Cancer
Read More: True or False: Urothelial Bladder CancerThe American Cancer Society estimates that over 20,000 women in the United States will be diagnosed with urothelial bladder cancer (UBC), also known as bladder cancer, in 2024. Learning about symptoms and what groups are most affected can help you take steps toward prevention. Take our quick quiz to test your knowledge of UBC and…
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Cรณmo recuperar la intimidad cuando tu pareja tiene cรกncer de vejiga
Read More: Cรณmo recuperar la intimidad cuando tu pareja tiene cรกncer de vejigaEnglish Vivir con cรกncer de vejiga no solo es difรญcil para el paciente. Tambiรฉn cambia la vida de su pareja, persona que frecuentemente se convierte en su cuidador. Asumir la funciรณn de cuidador puede sentirse como un trabajo a tiempo completo, algo agotador que cambia la dinรกmica con tu pareja, incluso despuรฉs de la recuperaciรณn.…
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How to Regain Intimacy When Your Partner Has Bladder Cancer
Read More: How to Regain Intimacy When Your Partner Has Bladder CancerLiving with bladder cancer isnโt just difficult for the patient. Itโs also life-changing for their partner, who often becomes their caregiver. Taking on the role of caregiver can feel like a full-time job, leaving you drained and changing the dynamic with your partner, even after recovery. But finding the road back to intimacy is important…
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Bladder Cancer and Black Women
Read More: Bladder Cancer and Black WomenMonica Austin-Cox remembers well the day a routine pelvic exam changed her life forever. Her gynecologist felt a lump that was initially believed to be related to Austin-Coxโs ovaries. But further testing revealed it was actually a mass in her bladder. She was quickly referred to a urologist, who performed a cystoscopy, a procedure that…
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Did You Know There Are Different Types of Bladder Leakage?
Read More: Did You Know There Are Different Types of Bladder Leakage?This educational resource was sponsored by Poise, a brand of Kimberly-Clark. Other Kimberly-Clark brands include Depend and Thinx for All Leaks. Poise and Depend are registered trademarks of Kimberly-Clark. Thinx for All Leaks is a trademark of Kimberly-Clark. ย + Flipbook text Slide 1 Did You Know There Are Different Types of Bladder Leakage? Slide…
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How to Deal with Bladder Leakage During and After Pregnancy
Read More: How to Deal with Bladder Leakage During and After PregnancyThis educational resource was sponsored by Poise, a brand of Kimberly-Clark. Other Kimberly-Clark brands include Depend and Thinx for All Leaks. Medically reviewed by Lauri Romanzi, M.D., MScPH, FACOG, FURPS + Infographic text More than 4 in 10 pregnant people experience bladder leakage (urinary incontinence). Most pregnancy-related bladder leakage will go away within 3-6 months…
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Bladder, Bladder health, Bladder leakage, incontinence, Real women real stories, Urinary Incontinence
Bladder Leakage Can Feel Like a Full-Time Job, but I Know I’m Not Alone
Read More: Bladder Leakage Can Feel Like a Full-Time Job, but I Know I’m Not AloneAs told to Jacquelyne Froeber A few years ago, I was at home when I had the urge to pee. I made my way to the bathroom, but about halfway there, I started to go. I picked up the pace but some of the pee didnโt make it into the bowl. I was surprised โ…
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FAQs About Bladder Leakage
Read More: FAQs About Bladder LeakageThis educational resource was sponsored by Poise, a brand of Kimberly-Clark. Other Kimberly-Clark brands include Depend and Thinx for All Leaks. Medically reviewed by Lauri Romanzi MD, MScPH, FACOG, FURPS When it comes to bladder leakage, weโve all got questions. Like, does everyone else avoid trampolines and Will Ferrell movies? Maybe those arenโt your exact…
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Mental Health and Urothelial Bladder Cancer
Read More: Mental Health and Urothelial Bladder CancerMedically reviewed by Eila C. Skinner, M.D. + Video transcript Video/Image Voiceover/Audio Mental Health and Urothelial Bladder Cancer Female doctor, woman of color, talking to female patient: doctor looks caring, patient looks concerned. Finding out you have urothelial bladder cancer can be overwhelming and scary and lead to feelings of anxiety and depression. Patient โ…
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Regreso al trabajo con cรกncer de vejiga
Read More: Regreso al trabajo con cรกncer de vejigaEnglish โTienes cรกncer de vejigaโ. Aunque podrรญas sentir como si el mundo se detuviese en el momento en que escuchas estas palabras, la vida continรบa y a veces eso significa regresar al trabajo. Ya sea que estรฉs pensando en seguir trabajando durante el tratamiento o en regresar despuรฉs, aquรญ encontrarรกs cosas que puedes hacer para…
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Going Back to Work with Bladder Cancer
Read More: Going Back to Work with Bladder CancerโYou have bladder cancer.โ While it can feel like the world stops the moment you hear these words, life does go on โ and sometimes that means going back to work. Whether youโre thinking about continuing to do your job through treatment or going back afterward, there are things you can do to make it…
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Good Nutrition Before and During Bladder Cancer Treatment
Read More: Good Nutrition Before and During Bladder Cancer TreatmentMedically reviewed by Nichole Andrews, RDN + Infographic text Eating well is a great way to support your body during and after treatment for urothelial bladder cancer (UBC).ย Focus on good nutrition with: A heart-healthy diet ย Following a Mediterranean or other heart-healthy diet can help protect you from damaging inflammation. It may also help…
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Obtuve el trabajo de mis sueรฑos. Un poco despuรฉs me diagnosticaron cรกncer de vejiga.
Read More: Obtuve el trabajo de mis sueรฑos. Un poco despuรฉs me diagnosticaron cรกncer de vejiga.English Tal como se relatรณ a Jacquelyne Froeber Hace aproximadamente tres aรฑos, obtuve un nuevo trabajo como vicepresidente de contrataciones para una compaรฑรญa de servicios legales. Estaba emocionada de hacer algo que me encantaba en una nueva compaรฑรญa. Sentรญ menos emociรณn, sin embargo, por lidiar con sรญntomas de una infecciรณn urinaria (IU). Tenรญa las seรฑales…
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Bladder Cancer Survivors Face Greater Risk of a Second Unrelated Cancer
Read More: Bladder Cancer Survivors Face Greater Risk of a Second Unrelated CancerAt 57 years old, Margo Wickersham was diagnosed with stage 1 bladder cancer. The real estate professional had no known risk factors for the disease and recalled being completely healthy until she spotted a little bit of blood in her urine. After receiving the diagnosis and while seeking treatment, Wickersham learned she actually had a…
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I Started My Dream Job. Then I Was Diagnosed with Bladder Cancer.
Read More: I Started My Dream Job. Then I Was Diagnosed with Bladder Cancer.As told to Jacquelyne Froeber About three years ago, I started a new job as vice president of recruiting for a legal services firm. I was thrilled to be doing something I love at a new company. I was less thrilled, however, that I was also dealing with symptoms of a urinary tract infection (UTI).…
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โFAQ’s About Reproductive Health and Bladder Cancer
Read More: โFAQ’s About Reproductive Health and Bladder CancerThe American Cancer Society estimates that over 20,000 women in the United States will be diagnosed with bladder cancer in 2024. While bladder cancer happens less often in women than in men, women are more likely to have advanced stages and lower survival rates. Bladder cancer is also more likely to happen in your later…
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Living with Bladder Cancer
Read More: Living with Bladder CancerMedically reviewed by Andrea Apolo, M.D. + Infographic text Nearly 20,000 women in the United States will be diagnosed with bladder cancer in 2023.ย Urothelial bladder cancer (UBC) is by far the most common type of bladder cancer and it can impact many aspects of your life.ย About 8 in 10 people survive bladder cancer…
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Ask the Expert: Urothelial Bladder Cancer
Read More: Ask the Expert: Urothelial Bladder CancerThis educational resource was created with support from Merck. + Video transcript What is urothelial bladder cancer (UBC?) Urothelial bladder cancer is a cancer that arises from the urethral cells, which are the inner lining of the bladder collecting systems of the kidneys and the ureters, and they also line part of the urethra. Most…
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For Nearly a Year, Doctorโs Dismissed My Bladder Cancer Symptoms as UTIs
Read More: For Nearly a Year, Doctorโs Dismissed My Bladder Cancer Symptoms as UTIsAs told to Nicole Audrey Spector In 2013, I was at an amusement park with my family when I started experiencing sudden and frequent urges to urinate and a burning sensation when I peed. At first I chalked it up to getting older. I figured, โWell, maybe things arenโt working as well as they used…
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Tips for Traveling While Being Treated for Urothelial Bladder Cancer
Read More: Tips for Traveling While Being Treated for Urothelial Bladder CancerFor many people, traveling is an important part of life. You may need to travel for business, for medical treatment or simply for the pleasure of it. Whatever the reason, donโt let treatment for urothelial bladder cancer (UBC) keep you from packing your bags. โWith a bit of planning, traveling can be seamless,โ said Ed…
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Consejos para viajar mientras recibes tratamiento de cรกncer de vejiga urotelial
Read More: Consejos para viajar mientras recibes tratamiento de cรกncer de vejiga urotelialViajar es una parte importante de la vida de muchas personas. Podrรญas necesitar viajar por negocios, para tratamientos mรฉdicos o simplemente por el placer de hacerlo. Sin importar cual sea la razรณn, no dejes que el tratamiento de cรกncer de vejiga urotelial (UBC, por sus siglas en inglรฉs) evite que hagas tus maletas para el…
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Life with Urothelial Bladder Cancer
Read More: Life with Urothelial Bladder CancerKaren Roy had already survived an armed robbery that left her paralyzed at age 19 as well as the death of her husband, which left her a single mom to three teenagers at 47. Then, at age 53, she was diagnosed with urothelial bladder cancer (UBC). โWhen youโve gone through as much as I have…
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Take Our Quiz: Whatโs the Difference Between Bladder Cancer and a UTI?
Read More: Take Our Quiz: Whatโs the Difference Between Bladder Cancer and a UTI?This resource was created with joint support from Astellas and Seagen.
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Life After Diagnosis: Navigating the Things You Love with Urothelial Bladder Cancer
Read More: Life After Diagnosis: Navigating the Things You Love with Urothelial Bladder CancerLean on your support system Whether it is family, friends, religious groups, support groups, professional counselors, or others, it is important to build a support system to help you cope with your diagnosis, after care, and day to day tasks. A cancer diagnosis can trigger feelings such as depression, anxiety, worry. Therefore, patients can benefit…
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Urothelial Cancer or Urinary tract infection (UTI)?
Read More: Urothelial Cancer or Urinary tract infection (UTI)?Take our True of False quiz to learn more about the symptoms of Urothelial Cancer and UTIs. Created with support from Astellas.
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A Conversation With Dr. Sarah Psutka About Bladder Cancer
Read More: A Conversation With Dr. Sarah Psutka About Bladder CancerThis interview was edited for clarity and length. Urothelial bladder cancer (UBC) is cancer of the lining of the urinary system. More commonly referred to as โbladder cancer,โ it begins in urothelial cells, which line the inside of the bladder and other parts of the urinary tract. These cells overgrow and form a tumor. Although…
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Bladder, incontinence, Obesity, Pelvic health, Sex, Sex & relationships, Sexual health, Vaginal health
Fast Facts: What You Need to Know About Vaginal Prolapse
Read More: Fast Facts: What You Need to Know About Vaginal ProlapseMedically reviewed by Dr. Rashmi Kudesia It’s horrifying to think about, but your insides can sometimes bulge out through your vaginal opening. It’s called vaginal prolapse. And, although many women find it alarming and embarrassing, it’s more common than you probably think. More than one-third of U.S. women have some type of vaginal prolapse at…
