I have to go to the toilet every few minutes because of the constant urge to pee. You have to get up several times in the middle of the night to pee, and you can’t even sleep well, so you suffer a lot. What is overactive bladder disorder? Overactive bladder syndrome is a syndrome characterized by urinary urgency, often accompanied by urinary frequency and nocturia symptoms, with or without urge incontinence. 2010 World Urinary Incontinence Week, led by the Chinese Medical Association Urology Branch conducted China’s first large-scale OAB epidemiological survey. The results showed that the overall prevalence of OAB in people over 18 years of age in China is 5.9%, and shows a gradual increase with age. the overall prevalence of OAB in people over 40 years of age is about 10 times higher than that in people under 40 years of age, reaching 11.3%. Studies have shown that 1 in 10 people over the age of 40 have OAB. Although OAB is not life-threatening, it seriously affects the quality of life. Frequent visits to the toilet can cause great disturbance to the daily life and work of patients, some of them dare not drink more water and dare to go out only when they bring a urine pad; some are afraid of wetting their pants and go to the toilet frequently; others are afraid to participate in social activities because of the unpleasant smell on their body; due to frequent wetting of pants, the long time urine erosion stimulates and causes bacteria This can lead to local skin infections, skin cracking, and repeated urinary tract inflammation; over time, this can cast a shadow on the patient’s physical and mental health, social interactions, sexual life, and career development, and patients can easily develop a sense of loneliness and helplessness, and even depression. Patients with nocturnal enuresis can have a serious impact on their sleep quality, even causing insomnia. Frequent nighttime visits to the toilet also increase the risk of fractures due to falls in the elderly. The survey found that only 53% of OAB patients seek medical attention, and even worse, only 26% of those who do not seek medical attention say they will do so in the future. Early treatment is very important in order to delay bladder aging and prevent urinary incontinence. Therefore, once you have recurrent symptoms such as frequent and urgent urination, you should visit a urologist promptly to receive regular treatment. How to treat cystitis? Based on the current traditional western medicine and behavioral treatment, combined with different individual characteristics to be innovative, supplemented with Chinese medicine, such as heat detoxification, dampness and laxative, can quickly relieve the symptoms of urinary frequency, urinary astringency, urinary urgency, urinary short red, urinary dripping, lumbago, and other symptoms of the castor Z partly clear pill, and bladder infusion treatment, and achieved good therapeutic results.