Research suggests that Vitamin D can have a significant impact on the detrusor muscle, the muscle responsible for bladder contraction, as the presence of Vitamin D receptors within the detrusor muscle indicates that Vitamin D may directly influence its function.

Studies link Vitamin D deficiency to issues like overactive bladder and urinary incontinence, potentially due to abnormal detrusor muscle activity. Supplementation with Vitamin D may help improve bladder control by regulating detrusor muscle function.
Supplementation with Vitamin D may help improve bladder control by regulating detrusor muscle function.
Key points about vitamin D and the detrusor muscle:
- Receptor presence: Vitamin D receptors are found within the detrusor muscle, allowing vitamin D to directly affect its function.
- Bladder function impact: Low Vitamin D levels are associated with impaired bladder function, including increased urgency and involuntary bladder contractions, potentially due to abnormal detrusor muscle activity.
- Potential treatment implications: Some studies suggest that Vitamin D supplementation may be beneficial for managing symptoms related to overactive bladder and urinary incontinence, by improving detrusor muscle function.

# Interstitial Cystitis
# Bladder
# Cystite interstitielle
# Vessie
# Cistitis Intersticial
# Vejiga
# 間質性膀胱炎
# Kanshitsuseibōkōen
# अंतराकाशी मूत्राशय शोथ
# ഇന്റർസ്റ്റീഷ്യൽ സിസ്റ്റിറ്റിസ്
# 간질성 방광염
# ganjilseong bang-gwang-yeom

