The OAB Navigator at The OAB Clinic in Chattanooga, Tennessee, serves a very unique and important role in the care of our incontinence patients. But before we describe that role, it may be helpful to first describe the obstacles many of our Overactive Bladder (OAB) patients faced before the arrival of our navigator. Only by […]
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These three simple and quick incontinence questions, based on the 3IQ incontinence questionnaire, can be very useful in helping you determine what type of incontinence you may be experiencing. 1. During the last 3 months, have you leaked urine (even a small amount)? Urinary incontinence can be determined by simply asking someone if they ever […]
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Ricky Crowe didn’t realize how big the tumor on his kidney was until he was in the recovery room. His surgeon, Dr. Chris Keel, walked in with a three-dimensional, full-size model and Crowe saw for the first time the growth winding around his kidney. “I’d seen the pictures, but I just didn’t understand it until […]
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Urinary Incontinence is quite common with 38% of women and 9% of men reporting at least one episode of urinary incontinence (unplanned loss of urine). But what exactly is the cause of this urine leakage and how can you tell if Overactive Bladder (OAB) is the cause of your incontinence? OABĀ is usually characterized by a […]
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