Learn about urinary incontinence, its types, causes, and evidence-backed treatment strategies to regain control.

The goal of management is to minimize leakage and provide temporary relief. If you have stress incontinence your doctor may recommend: Urge incontinence is often a symptom of another condition, such ...

"I wish there was more open conversation around postpartum incontinence, along with real support—whether that’s access to ...

With urge incontinence, the overwhelming feeling that you need to empty your bladder can be followed by leakage before you make it to the bathroom. The upper part of the bladder, called the ...

You sneeze. And you leak a little. That's considered incontinence? That's stress incontinence. Urge incontinence is you'll have an urge to get to the bathroom. And you just can't suppress the urge ...

While the study inclusion criteria required that patients were to be experiencing ≥5 episodes of incontinence/week during the prestudy run-in period, a minor proportion of patients (3% ...

When this happens, it can cause: Convulsive cramping in the lower abdomen, ranging from mild to severe Pressure and/or burning in the urethra Urge incontinence (the strong, sudden need to urinate that ...

Stress urinary incontinence (SUI) is the involuntary leakage of urine on effort or exertion, or on sneezing or coughing. SUI appears to peak peri-menopausally, whereas urge and mixed incontinence ...

CP/CPPS results in a variety of symptoms, including urinary pain, urinary urgency, and incontinence. Non-surgical treatment options for urge incontinence can include lifestyle changes (e.g., reducing ...