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Treatment of detrusor instability

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Treatment is based on inhibiting the symptoms of urgency and increasing the interval between voids. Options include bladder training, biofeedback and hypnosis, and drugs.

Surgery may also be considered either to interrupt the nervous pathways or to increase bladder capacity. A common approach is resection of the vesical plexus approached vaginally.


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