My medical tale is similar. The issue came to a head when my then urologist, tired of my complaining, put me under anesthesia, inserted a scope, and, when I woke up, told me that he had witnessed my bladder go into a "hissy fit," did not know what to do, and sent me on to a university urologist service, where I was given Botox injections, and, later, a sphincterotomy. The issue for me is that my bladder was threatening my kidneys, making the surgery necessary. If you can endure this long-range treatment, wonderful. However, if your OAB threatens reflux damage to your kidneys, something more drastic may become necessary. Good luck, and report back to inform us.
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