Can Overactive Bladder Recover on Its Own?

Overactive bladder is a dysfunction of bladder contraction. If it is the only condition, dietary changes combined with medication can be effective. If it coexists with other diseases, they should be treated together.

1. Pure Overactive Bladder: If a urine test shows normal results, it indicates pure overactive bladder. In this case, changing diet and lifestyle habits, along with medication, can quickly relieve symptoms. When you have overactive bladder, first, avoid holding your urine and refrain from consuming spicy foods such as onions, ginger, garlic, and sugary drinks. You can take medications like米拉贝隆 (Mirabegron), 索利那新 (Solifenacin), or 托特罗定 (Tolterodine) orally, and you will naturally feel better after 2-3 weeks of treatment.

2. With Other Diseases: If overactive bladder is accompanied not only by frequent urination, urgent urination, and painful urination but also by occult blood in the urine test, it is necessary to consider whether the overactive bladder is accompanied by urinary tract infections, urinary stones, urinary tract tumors, urethral caruncles, or urethral calculi. At this point, we must treat these comorbid conditions accordingly, and then through the treatment of overactive bladder, we can gradually return to normal.