treatments for overactive bladder

Treatment options for an overactive bladder

Incontinence due to an overactive bladder is called Urge/Effort Incontinence, and is the second most common of its kind. An overactive bladder tends to contract involuntarily. When this happens, urine will escape and whatever one does, it cannot be s...

Types of incontinence and diagnosis

Incontinence means a lack of control over the voluntary urination or defecation. While these functions are normally voluntary or under one's control, 25-33% of the population is said to suffer from urinary incontinence. The severity of the condition ...

What you should know about functional and mixed incontinence

Functional incontinence is very prevalent amongst the elderly who suffer various other disabilities associated with their age. The common problems these age groups suffer are confusion, lack of mobility, poor eyesight, dementia, depression and poor d...

What you need to know about urge incontinence

Urge Incontinence is a common type of incontinence. The sudden contraction of the urinary bladder causes an acute urge to urinate. The person suffering from it hardly gets time to get to the toilet and the urine leaks uncontrollably. There is nothing...

All about stress incontinence

Stress incontinence is due to undue sudden pressure on the urinary bladder. The common causes are obesity, current pregnancy, weakening of the anchoring muscles of the uterus, uterine displacement and weakening of the abdominal floor muscles due to m...