No one is sure exactly how to prevent urinary incontinence; many of the risk factors are difficult or impossible to change (such as the genetic component or the presence of other diseases which can lead to pelvic floor problems). However, there are certain preventative measures that can reduce the likelihood or severity of urinary incontinence. Read more...

The good news is that 80 to 90% of women who seek help for urinary incontinence will experience significant improvement. A wide array of treatment options, ranging from behavioral and diet changes to surgical options, exist and are being used every day to help women recover parts of their lives they may have let go. Get evaluated and review treatment options appropriate for your urinary incontinence. The more you know, the more confident you will be in choosing the direction of treatment. Read more…