
Opinion|Videos|March 17, 2025
Episode 3 Video: Managing Overactive Bladder: From Dual Diagnoses to Geriatric Challenges
Author(s)Wayne Kuang, MD, Matt T. Rosenberg, MD
Wayne Kuang, MD; and Matt T. Rosenberg, MD, discuss how overactive bladder presents with distinct pathophysiological mechanisms between genders, requires different diagnostic approaches when distinguishing from benign prostatic hyperplasia in men, impacts quality of life in older adults, benefits from early primary care intervention, and necessitates improved patient advocacy and educational initiatives for optimal management outcomes.
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Episodes in this series

Notes:
0:00-9:35 Dual Diagnosis: OAB and BPH
9:36-13:10 Understanding Symptoms of OAB
13:11-17:25 Managing OAB
17:26-28:44 Treatment Options for OAB
28:45-35:08 Role of Primary Care Providers
35:09-41:37 Educational Outreach in OAB
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