Overactive Bladder Medications
in Naples, FL

At the Florida Bladder Institute, overactive bladder medications are a key part of our approach to helping women regain control and comfort. These prescribed treatments are designed to manage the sudden, frequent urges to urinate that characterize OAB. Our team works closely with you to find a medication that effectively reduces your symptoms and improves your daily life.

Understanding OAB Medications

Overactive bladder (OAB) medications are prescription drugs designed to treat the symptoms of urinary urgency, frequency, and urge incontinence. They primarily work by relaxing the bladder muscle, which increases its capacity to store urine and reduces the involuntary contractions that lead to sudden urges. This allows for greater control and fewer trips to the bathroom.

Your Medication Management Journey

Your first visit involves a detailed discussion of your symptoms and medical history with one of our providers. A thorough evaluation, which may include a physical exam or diagnostic testing, helps us confirm an OAB diagnosis and rule out other conditions.

Based on your health profile, specific symptoms, and lifestyle, our team will recommend a medication. We will explain how the chosen medication works, its potential side effects, and what to expect, ensuring the treatment plan is tailored specifically to you.

Follow-up appointments are crucial for successful treatment. We will monitor your progress and how you are responding to the medication. If necessary, we can adjust the dosage or explore different options to optimize your results and minimize side effects.

Medications are often most effective when combined with other strategies. Our team provides comprehensive support, which may include guidance on behavioral techniques like bladder training and pelvic floor exercises to enhance the effects of your prescribed treatment.

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Who Can Benefit From OAB Medication?

Benefits of Medical OAB Therapy

The primary benefit of OAB medication is a significant reduction in urinary urgency, frequency, and leakage episodes. This leads to improved confidence, reduced anxiety about finding a restroom, and the ability to participate more fully in social and physical activities. Many patients also experience better, more restorative sleep due to fewer nighttime awakenings.

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Cost of Overactive Bladder Medications
in Naples, FL

The monthly out-of-pocket cost for overactive bladder medications in Naples, FL can range from $25-$150, depending on your insurance plan and whether the drug is generic or brand-name. Since every treatment plan is personalized, your final cost will vary based on the specific medication prescribed.

Why Choose Us for OAB Management 

As one of the country’s first urogynecology practices, our team offers a unique depth of experience in female pelvic health. Dr. Joseph Gauta, along with physician assistants Gabriella Wright and Kelly Medina, utilizes a coordinated, team-based approach. This ensures a comprehensive assessment for a precise diagnosis and an effective medication plan.

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Testimonials

Five gold stars
“Dr. Gauta is the best! He is a very caring and compassionate doctor. He takes his time to explain everything to you and makes you feel very comfortable. His staff is also amazing! They are all very friendly and helpful. I would highly recommend Dr. Gauta to anyone who is looking for a great urogynecologist.”
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Kelly Medina, PA‑C

Certified Physician Assistant
Kelly Medina delivers pelvic health care grounded in both urology and urogynecology. Her experience includes diagnostic evaluation, symptom management, and treatment planning for bladder dysfunction and pelvic floor concerns. She earned her Master of Medical Science in Physician Assistant Studies from Nova Southeastern University and her undergraduate degree from Florida International University.

Gabrielle Wright, PA‑C

Certified Physician Assistant
Gabrielle Wright provides pelvic health evaluation and treatment with advanced training in gynecologic and urologic assessment. She supports individuals through initial consultations, diagnostic review, and management of bladder dysfunction, pelvic floor symptoms, and recurrent urinary issues. She completed her Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies at the University of Dubuque, following academic training in biology and business administration.