Patients can determine whether they have overactive bladder through their own symptoms, laboratory tests and imaging tests.
1. Symptoms: Overactive bladder disease is a bladder dysfunction disease, mainly manifested as urinary urgency, frequent urination, nocturia, urge incontinence and other symptoms, patients can make a preliminary diagnosis of the disease through their own symptoms.
2. Laboratory tests: patients can seek medical treatment, relevant urine routine, urine culture and other laboratory tests to exclude urinary tract infectious diseases and other diseases that can change the nature of urine.
3. Imaging examination: patients can also through the urinary system ultrasonography, to detect the contraction of the urethra muscle, bladder wall thickening, etc., can also rule out the existence of bladder capacity reduction or lead to the formation of bladder residual urine disease, so as to further confirm the diagnosis of the disease.
It is recommended that patients choose regular hospitals for consultation, actively cooperate with the doctor’s examination, and carry out targeted treatment under the doctor’s guidance after clarifying the condition.