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Bladder Survey
Urogynecology Associates
Name
(Required)
First
Last
Date of Birth (DOB)
(Required)
Month
Day
Year
Cell Phone
(Required)
Home Phone
How long have you had a bladder problem?
(Required)
How many times do you urinate in a day?
(Required)
How often do you urinate during the day?
(Required)
Multiple times per hour
Hourly
Every 1-2 hours
Every 2-3 hours
How many times do you get up at night to urinate?
(Required)
On a scale of 0 to 10, how do you describe your urge to urinate?
(Required)
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Do you leak urine?
(Required)
Yes
No
Occasionally
How many bladder leaks do you have per day?
Do you wear a pad?
(Required)
Yes
No
How many pads do you use per day?
Do you wear diapers?
(Required)
Yes
No
How many diapers do you use per day?
Bladder problems can have a negative impact on your quality of life. Check ALL boxes that apply.
Must avoid certain activities
Prevents a good night’s sleep
Interferes with work
Fear of leaving home
Restricts my independence
Increasingly embarrassing
Fear of an odor
Difficult to travel
Often carry extra clothing
Wear dark clothing to hide accidents
Produces worry and frustration
Is a source of shame
Causes me emotional distress
Affects my relationships
Interferes with intimacy
Disrupts grocery shopping
Disrupts going out with family or friends
Disrupts exercising regularly
Disrupts attending church or family events
Disrupts spending quality time with grandkids
Have you previously seen a physician about your bladder? Check ALL boxes that apply.
Family
Gynecologist
Urologist
Urogynecologist
No
Have you tried any of the following bladder control strategies? Check ALL boxes that apply.
Resisting/ignoring the urge to urinate
Trying to postpone going to the bathroom
Practiced holding it
Voiding at regular intervals
Frequent voids to keep the bladder empty
Emptying the bladder at certain times
Kegels (pelvic muscle exercises)
Reducing caffeine intake
Reducing alcohol consumption
Reducing carbonated drinks
Reducing excessive fluid intake
Decreasing fluids after a certain time of day
Limiting fluids if away from a restroom
Wearing protective absorbent pads
Sleeping on protective pads
Attempted weight loss
Have you ever tried any of the following? Check ALL boxes that apply.
Oxybutynin (ditropan)
Detrol (tolterodine)
Flowmax (tamsulosin)
Enablex (darifenacin)
Toviaz (fesoterodine)
Vesicare (solifenacin)
Sanctura (trospium)
Myrbetriq (mirabegron)
Gemtessa (vibegron)
Botox
Tibial Nerve Stimulation
Yes, can’t recall name
None
The following conditions might affect your ability to take overactive bladder (OAB) medications. Check ALL boxes that apply.
Chronic dry mouth
History of constipation
Mild memory loss
Family history of dementia
Elevated blood pressure
History of hyperthyroidism
Glaucoma
History of fast heart rate (tachycardia)
History of heart failure (CHF)
Difficulty emptying the bladder
Taking more than 5 medications
Cost of new, expensive medications
Age 65 and older (The American Geriatrics Society lists anticholinergics, including those commonly used to treat OAB, as a medication to be avoided in patients over the age of 65.)
Risk of a fall (If you have fallen within the past year, are unsteady when standing or walking, or worried that you might fall, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends eliminating anticholinergics, including those used to treat OAB.)
Johns Hopkins recommends that patients having 3 or more of the following problems should avoid certain OAB medications. Check ALL boxes that apply.
Muscle weakness
Slow walking speed
Decreased physical activity
Weight loss
Easily fatigued/tired
Poor balance/unsteady
Do you ever have accidents involving your bowels?
(Required)
Yes
No
How often does this occur?
How long have your bowels been a problem?
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