What is irritable bladder syndrome?
The condition of an irritable bladder syndrome is characterized by a sudden and irresistible urge to urinate even when the bladder is not full. Normally, we get a feeling of going for our needs (urinate) when the bladder is half full and not before that. It is also normal to hold on easily, until we go to the toilet. For people suffering from irritable or overactive bladder syndrome, there is a ‘way too early’ message from the bladder to the brain, that it is full. However, this is not the actual case. The bladder feels fuller than it actually is, and contracts too early when it is not full and in an involuntary manner. This causes a person great discomfort and at times embarrassment too, as the urge to urinate occurs in unexpected places and at odd times. Symptoms of Irritable Bladder Syndrome The symptoms of irritable bladder syndrome are sudden and strong urge to urinate by the patient, but the urination may not be as much as what was expected. The patient may also experience burnin
