VA Augusta offers Veterans a new treatment for overactive bladder
The VA Augusta Health Care System is offering a new treatment for Veterans with overactive bladder. This therapy involves an implant that helps reshape how the brain and bladder communicate. VA Augusta is one of the first VA medical centers in the nation to provide this noninvasive treatment.
It has been life-altering for some Veterans who have received it. Further details about this new bladder therapy and its impact on Veterans' lives are available from the source.
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