- Six Myths about Incontinence Urinary incontinence affects about 25 million Americans but there are plenty of myths out there about the condition. The first step to treating incontinence is getting educated on the facts. ... Read more
- Five Signs You Need to See a Urologist How do you know when your little leak is a big problem? If incontinence is affecting your daily life, it may be time to seek help. Here are five symptoms ... Read more
- 8 Things That Can Make Incontinence Worse When you’re living with incontinence, you’ll try anything to lighten the burden of frequent bathroom visits. But, are you sabotaging yourself? Here are 8 things that make incontinence worse, as ... Read more
- A Runner’s Guide to Incontinence Are you running to the bathroom instead of running the trails? If so, you’re not alone! Researchers have found that as many as 30 percent of female runners have experienced ... Read more
- Your No-Stress Summer — Managing Stress Incontinence Away from Home Summer is all about being spontaneous — jogging, biking, hiking, dinners al fresco and, of course, laughing — which it what makes it such fun! Right? Not so much if you’re one ... Read more
- Is It Urge Incontinence? What You and Your Doctor Should Know Urge incontinence , more commonly referred to as “overactive bladder syndrome” or OAB, is identified as sudden and sporadic bladder contractions. What that actually means is that you may need to ... Read more
- What Are the Options for Incontinence Treatment? Incontinence is one of the most difficult conditions to face. You may not know why it happens, how to control it, or how to feel comfortable going out in public. ... Read more
- Hemorrhoid Care,Treatment and Prevention If you suffer from bowel incontinence, there is a good chance that have suffered or may suffer from hemorrhoids. These internal or external anal protuberances can cause pain, itching, and ... Read more
- Coping with Incontinence after Prostate Cancer Surgery Prostate cancer is the second most common type of cancer in American men, trailing only skin cancer. Fortunately, thanks to modern treatment methods, most of the 220,800 men diagnosed with ... Read more
- Are You Sabotaging Your Own Incontinence Treatment? For many people, incontinence is an embarrassing problem that they’d just like to forget. As a result, it becomes easy to try to ignore incontinence symptoms and to make excuses ... Read more
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