Blog

  • 6 Myths about Incontinence About 51 million men and women suffer from incontinence, and the prevalence of a wide variety of myths surrounding the condition causes many to suffer in silence. Here are a ... Read more
  • “Food as Medicine” Seminar with Dr. Cathy Naughton on 8/7 at 6PM Join us Thursday, August 7 at 6PM at the St. Louis Incontinence Institute inside the St. Louis Women’s Surgery Center for “Food as Medicine,” a complimentary fun and educational seminar ... Read more
  • The Emotional Cost of Urinary Incontinence If you’re struggling with incontinence, you know the impact the condition can have on other aspects of your life. Many women and men who deal with incontinence issues also report ... Read more
  • New Study Shows Yoga Holds Promise for Urinary Incontinence For years, yoga has been touted as a way to build strength and decrease stress, and now, a new study suggests a regular program of yoga might help reduce the ... Read more
  • Top Tips for Managing Your Bladder Condition Frequent urges, unexpectedly running to the restroom, getting up at night to go, not knowing when an urge will strike – incontinence can have a big impact on your life. ... Read more
  • Stem Cells and Incontinence Stem cells are a hot topic right now. Stem cell injections are being used to treat all kinds of ailments, from back pain to lung disease. But what exactly are ... Read more
  • Quality of Life The ability to sit through meetings at work, attend a spin class, walk the dog around the neighborhood, catch a movie with friends, or go out for dinner – these ... Read more
  • Emotional Effects of Incontinence Incontinence is a difficult medical condition. Unlike other ailments, sufferers usually do not feel comfortable discussing their incontinence. They often go to great lengths to hide it, and worry constantly ... Read more
  • 8 Glasses A Day? You’ve heard it your whole life: we need 8 glasses of water per day! But is that really true? Who came up with that? The Origins of 8 Glasses a Day Also ... Read more
  • Bladder Cancer Bladder Cancer Incontinence can be annoying and it can negatively impact your life – but can it be a sign of something worse? Unfortunately, yes. The Incontinence Institute always encourages people with bladder ... Read more
To contact us or learn more, click here or call our discreet, dedicated Medical Concierge at 1.888.741.6403.

About The Incontinence Institute

At the Incontinence Institute, our team of healthcare providers understand the physical and mental trials that accompany living with urinary or bowel incontinence. Because of this, we are sensitive to your situation and treat all of our patients with the utmost respect and concern for discretion.


Individual incontinence conditions, treatment and recovery times may vary. Each patient's experience with incontinence procedures and / or surgery will differ. All surgical procedures involve some level of risk. If directed to pursue surgery by your physician, prompt action is advised, as waiting may reduce the efficacy of surgical treatment. The opinions expressed in patient testimonials are by patients only; they are not qualified medical professionals. These opinions should not be relied upon as, or in place of, the medical advice of a licensed doctor, etc.

Contact Us

Incontinence Institute 2009 Mallory Lane, Suite 100 Franklin, Tennessee 37067

1.888.741.6403

A