Can menopause cause bladder pressure?

Menopause can cause various symptoms that affect the bladder and urinary system, including bladder pressure. As estrogen levels decline during menopause, tissues in the urethra and bladder become thinner and weaker. This can allow the bladder to fall out of its normal position and press against the vagina, causing bladder pressure.
Some key points about menopause and bladder pressure:



Causes of menopausal bladder pressure:



Symptoms of bladder pressure may include:



Treatments that may help with menopausal bladder pressure:



In severe cases, surgery such as bladder sling procedures may be done to provide support and lift pressure off the bladder.

Seeking treatment is important, as chronic bladder pressure can lead to:



If you're experiencing troubling urinary symptoms that interfere with daily life, see your healthcare provider for personalized treatment options. At Optimal Hormone Health Center, our practitioners specialize in hormone balancing during midlife changes like menopause. We provide customized bioidentical hormone therapy to help manage symptoms. Contact us for a consultation today!

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