Advanced Urology in Snellville & Conyers
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Overactive bladder treatment in Snellville, so your day is yours again

Urgency, frequent urination and leaks are common, and treatable. They are not something you just have to accept with age. We listen first, then find the cause.

Urgency, stress and overflow

Urge leakage is that sudden must-go-now feeling; it is part of overactive bladder (OAB), which can also mean frequent urination and waking at night. Stress leakage happens with a cough, laugh, lift or jump. Overflow is leakage from a bladder that doesn’t empty well. Many people have more than one type.

Finding the cause

Evaluation can include your history and an exam, a bladder diary, a urine test, a scan to check how well you empty, and sometimes urodynamic testing or cystoscopy.

Treatment options

Care often starts with bladder training, fluid and diet changes and pelvic floor exercises, then medicines. Further options at Advanced Urology include bladder Botox, InterStim sacral nerve stimulation and Altaviva for urgency; and for stress leakage, slings for women and for men, bulking, and an artificial urinary sphincter for men, most often after prostate treatment.

Dr. Dev Mally covers leakage in women step by step in Bladder leakage in women.

For men with leakage

Leakage in men often follows prostate surgery or radiation. We’re preparing a dedicated guide; in the meantime, a urologist can review options such as a male sling or artificial sphincter with you.

Asking about PTNS?

Needle PTNS sessions aren’t something we provide. For overactive bladder, our urologists offer tibial neuromodulation with Altaviva Therapy by Medtronic, a small device implanted under the skin near the ankle.

Tibial neuromodulation (Altaviva) at Advanced Urology

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What a first visit involves

We’ll ask about urgency, how often you go and any leaks, and review your medicines and health history. A bladder diary kept for a few days, a urine test and a short exam help us find the cause. Some people also need urodynamics, a bladder test.

Ready to talk it through?

Get to know our team, then give us a call. We’ll gladly find a day and time that work for you.