Homeopathy Treatment for Overactive Bladder
Gentle & lasting support for bladder control
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Gentle & lasting support for bladder control
Book your AppointmentAn overactive bladder (OAB) is a condition where the bladder muscles contract involuntarily, leading to a frequent, urgent need to urinate. Incontinence refers to the loss of bladder control, often resulting in accidental leakage.
Living with an overactive bladder can be exhausting, rushing to the washroom multiple times, disturbed sleep, and the constant fear of leakage in public. Whether it is urgency, frequency, or involuntary leaks, homeopathic treatment for Overactive bladder offers a natural solution that treats the root cause without harsh medication.
1 in 3 Indian women above 40 experiences symptoms of urinary incontinence or an overactive bladder, yet most go untreated due to social stigma or fear of surgery.
Dr Batra’s® has 40+ years of experience in safe, natural homeopathy to treat overactive bladder and incontinence by addressing the root cause and restoring bladder control.
Research-Backed Homeopathy
Our remedies are chosen through decades of research to calm bladder sensitivity, support pelvic function, and restore balance, safely and naturally.
Expert Medical Team
300+ doctors skilled in urinary, women’s, and neuromuscular health for age-appropriate care.
Trusted by 15 Lakh+ Patients
Dr Batra’s® is a reliable name for treating urinary leaks, urgency, and nighttime urination.
Personalised Plans
Treatments are customised based on age, lifestyle, hormonal changes, and related health issues.
Progress You Can Track
We monitor your symptoms regularly and adjust your care plan for the best outcomes.
Relieves Urgency and Frequent Urination
Remedies like Equisetum Hyemale and Causticum help reduce the sudden urge to urinate and manage involuntary leaks without causing dryness or irritation.
Strengthens Bladder Function Over Time
Homeopathy works on the bladder muscles and nerves to gradually restore tone, especially helpful in urge incontinence or weak bladder muscles.
Targets Emotional Triggers Like Stress or Anxiety
Many cases of OAB worsen with emotional triggers. Staphysagria and Ignatia help calm stress-induced urges and improve mind-body coordination.
Promotes Hormonal Balance in Women
For women facing bladder control issues due to menopause or hormonal shifts, homeopathy restores internal balance without hormone therapy.
Non-surgical, side-effect-free approach
Works on root causes like nerve signals, muscle tone, and emotional triggers
Tailored for women, seniors, and postnatal care
No dependency on diapers or strong anticholinergic drugs
Safe for long-term management
If you feel a strong urge to urinate frequently
If you have had leaks during sneezing, coughing, or laughing
If medications are causing side effects like dry mouth or drowsiness
If you feel embarrassed or anxious about social outings
If you want a natural treatment without invasive procedures
Homeopathy targets the underlying cause, muscle weakness, nerve sensitivity, or emotional stress, offering long-term relief in many patients without side effects.
Overactive bladder occurs due to involuntary bladder muscle contractions, often triggered by nerve signals, age-related changes, urinary tract infections, or underlying conditions like diabetes or neurological disorders. Lifestyle habits and hormonal imbalances can also contribute to frequent, sudden urges to urinate.
Equisetum is used for constant urge, Causticum for stress incontinence, and Staphysagria for emotional triggers. The remedy is chosen based on your specific symptoms.
Most patients begin seeing improvement within 4–6 weeks. Significant and sustainable relief often occurs between 3–6 months.
Yes, homeopathy is ideal for seniors as it is gentle, non-addictive, and does not interfere with other medications.
As symptoms improve, the need for pads and diapers reduces. With regular treatment, many patients manage without them.
Absolutely. Emotional stress is one of the most common triggers, and homeopathy addresses both the emotional and physical aspects.
Overactive bladder can be managed by reducing caffeine and alcohol, following a bladder training routine, doing pelvic floor exercises (like Kegels), maintaining a healthy weight, and avoiding bladder irritants. Timed voiding and fluid management also help prevent frequent urges and improve bladder control over time.
