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  • Urinary Retention
    Urinary retention is technically the opposite of overactive bladder, but some of the symptoms are similar. Are you constantly running to the restroom but nothing is coming out? Are you ...
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  • Coffee: Friend or Foe?
    Over the years of pulling all-nighters studying or waking up at all hours to soothe crying babies, you have become accustomed to coffee in the morning. It helps you wake ...
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  • What is InterStim®?
    Maybe you’ve heard of InterStim® Therapy before and are wondering about it, or maybe this is the first you’ve heard of it. Either way, InterStim is something that we offer ...
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  • Myths about Incontinence, part 2
    Incontinence affects millions of Americans, but most people do not want to talk about it. Despite how common, incontinence can be an embarrassing issue and it is somewhat taboo. We ...
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  • 4 Tips to Survive Holiday Travel with Incontinence
    You’re stuck in traffic on the interstate, en route to see your kids or grandkids for the holidays. Or maybe you’re waiting and waiting on a delayed flight at the ...
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  • What is Pelvic Floor Disorder?
    You know what incontinence is – in fact, you experience it. But do you know why it’s occurring? Did you know it can be pinpointed down to a specific cause? ...
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  • Top 3 Types of Bladder Incontinence Affecting Women – and Why
    It is a widely cited fact that incontinence is more common in women – but why? What are the reasons for incontinence affecting more women than men? What are the ...
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  • Obesity and Incontinence
    Did you know that your weight could be impacting the severity of your incontinence? Many people are aware that obesity can increase your risk of heart disease, high blood pressure and ...
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  • Diabetes and Incontinence
    Type 2 diabetes is the most common form of diabetes. It affects over 90% of the 38 million Americans with diabetes. Some risk factors for type 2 diabetes include being ...
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  • Learn What Causes Bowel Incontinence and How To Treat It
    Bowel or fecal incontinence is a condition that affects both men and women, and is characterized by the inability to control bowel movements. It affects millions of people, many of whom ...
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