Abstract:To the editor, While bladder training has long been a first-line treatment for women with overactive bladder syndrome (1, 2), its effectiveness as an isolated treatment is still somewhat controversial in the literature. In the prospective randomized study presented by Yildiz et al. (3), the combined use of intravaginal electrical stimulation plus bladder training determined a significant improvement in the overall success of the treatment of overactive bladder syndrome in women in comparison to Bladder trainin… Show more
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