Hi, Thanks for writing in. The condition olivopontocerebellar atrophy is degenerative and slowly gets worse, and there is no cure. However, it may be years before someone becomes significantly disabled. Your husband might be having a slower course of the condition and his life can be prolonged. The patients having this problem can have frequent trauma due to falls. Supportive care with gait-assisting devices is especially important to minimize falls. Since your husband has urinary tract infection, he needs to get treated for it completely. It is suggested that in consultation with urologist he gets urine investigations done regularly and take antibiotics at a low maintenance dose as recommended. Catheter hygiene must be maintained. The sleeping cannot be controlled and medications that work on the brain in this condition have shown mild response. By taking good supportive care you can prolong his life.