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Overactive Bladder Treatment

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50 MILLION

People in the United States

Overactive bladder is a common condition that affects an estimated

What Is Overactive Bladder?

Overactive bladder—which your doctor may refer to as “OAB”—is an umbrella term that includes the frequent and urgent need to empty your bladder.

One of the most common overactive bladder symptoms is a sudden urge to urinate, resulting in unintentional urine loss.

What are Symptoms of Overactive Bladder?

1

URGENCY:  You experience a sudden or compelling need to urinate with inability to hold urine or control it

2

URGENCY INCONTINENCE: You experience an urgent need to urinate and have urinary leakage accidents or trouble holding urine before making it to the restroom

3

FREQUENCY: You go to the restroom to urinate so often that it disrupts your life—typically 8 or more times a day

4

NOCTURIA: You wake up more than 1 time per night because you need to urinate

Clinically Proven Results

93%

of treated patients achieved clinically significant improvements at 2-year

94%

of patients were satisfied with their therapy

Managing your therapy doesn’t have to be complicated.

Recharge-Free Patient Remote Control
  • Pocket-sized and easy-to-use

  • No recharging required

  • Connects to your device with one click – with one hand

  • Easily adjusts therapy stimulation levels with one easy click

Axonics Therapy offers a choice between two long-lasting implant device options to match your lifestyle.

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  • The only truly recharge-free SNM therapy option available

  • Longest-lived recharge-free device, providing therapy for 10 to 20 years*

  • Small and thin design for patient comfort

  • Allows you to safely undergo a full-body MRI**

  • Miniaturized, rechargeable device

  • Designed to provide therapy for 20 years or more

  • Gives you the freedom to go up to 6-10 months between charging*

  • Allows you to safely undergo a full-body MRI**

*Depending on therapy settings

**Under certain conditions. For more information visit www.axonics.com/MRI

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