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Members widely validated the experience of sudden, urgent bathroom needs with fibromyalgia, with many describing frequent trips even when... Read more

Members widely validated the experience of sudden, urgent bathroom needs with fibromyalgia, with many describing frequent trips even when little urine is present, occasional accidents, and feelings of pressure without pain. Several members shared practical strategies that have helped, including Azo cranberry supplements, overactive bladder medications prescribed by a doctor, and recognizing potential connections to conditions like interstitial cystitis or hypermobility, which often overlap with fibromyalgia. A recurring theme was the frustration of balancing frequent urination with staying hydrated for other symptoms like constipation, met with reassurance that this is a known fibromyalgia challenge and encouragement to speak with a doctor about medication options.