urinary issues?

Does anyone else have urinary issues (incontinence) with their Fibro? I'm thinking it's related to Small Fiber Poly Neuropathy (and my docs seem to agree at this point, although we are waiting on test results to confirm it).

I tried pelvic PT to help to no avail. Then in Jan I started a drug called Vesicare that helped immensely, unfortunately it also caused major GERD issues. Once I solved that mystery they changed me to this new drug Mybertriq (or something like that) - the one with the cute commercials of the lady holding hands with the bladder (yeah, cute). I've been on it for a week and while I've not had any accidents I've had a few side effects - night terrors (luckily just once so far), and now while I'm not wetting myself during the day I'm waking up several times a night to pee (something I wasn't doing previously).

Anyone had any luck with natural remedies for this issue?

Like I said, I think (as do my doctors) that is likely is a nerve issue - Small Fiber Polyneuropathy (which has been found in about 40-50% of Fibro folks and causes problems ranging from the numbness and tingling pain we get, all the way up to urinary, sexual, digestive, and even heart and lung issues). Still waiting on the test results to come back on this.

I've done Pelvic PT (which involved kegels, biofeedback, and a few others things) to no avail. The waking at night is new and I think likely connected to this new med. The issue for me is more urgency and a lack of ability to control (if my body says I must go, I must go asap or I won't make it, and my body is not one to give a lot of notice).

I'm with you on meds, Inspiration?, I tend to find the rare side effects of most meds, and it doesn't take much for that to happen. Either that or the med works backwards and just worsens the problem.

I have had issues with this for years. It started after I had my daughter. The OB told me to do Kegels and decided I wasn't doing them right when they didn't work. He then tried to put me on Meds for post-partem depression. (Apparently depression causes incontinence?!?)

Then I got IBS and it slid to the background. It appeared it would always be that way. It is most difficult when I sneeze, cough, laugh, etc. I would be interested in anything you find out.