Can Birth Control Cause Overactive Bladder?
The Present Study Suggests That in Premenopausal Women, Oral Contraceptive Use Has the Potential to Influence Bladder and Urethral Function Whereas Use of a...
The present study suggests that in premenopausal women, oral contraceptive use has the potential to influence bladder and urethral function whereas use of a levonorgestrel-intrauterine device conveys neither beneficial, nor adverse effects on continence status.
Can birth control cause bladder problems?
Results: Women who had ever used oral contraceptive pills had a statistically significant 27% (95% CI 1-59) increased odds of experiencing urinary incontinence at least weekly compared with those who never used oral contraceptive pills.
Can hormones cause overactive bladder?
Estrogen depletion can contribute to more urgency, frequency of urination (OAB) and sometimes urge urinary incontinence. So , due to shifts in their hormonal balance, some women may experience urinary incontinence.