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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 ... Read more
  • 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 ... Read more
  • Diabetes and Incontinence Type 2 diabetes is the most common form of diabetes. It affects over 90% of the 26 million Americans with diabetes. Some risk factors for type 2 diabetes include being ... Read more
  • 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 ... Read more
  • Prostate Cancer and Incontinence Are you seeing more and more men with scraggly facial hair in the month of November? It’s no coincidence November is the month for Movember, a movement that encourages men ... Read more
  • Incontinence at Work Commuting to work, sitting at a desk, lunch meetings, and conference calls all part of a normal day in the office. But, if you are experiencing incontinence, these everyday tasks ... Read more
  • How to Talk About Incontinence Incontinence is a sensitive subject. Not many people want to discuss it. But it happens to so many people and affects all aspects of life. When a loved one is ... Read more
  • Incontinence Skincare Urinary and bowel incontinence can be embarrassing, interfere with life, and lead to social anxiety or isolation. It can also affect your skinMany people with incontinence are in denial of ... Read more
  • Tips for Caregivers As the population of the United States ages, more and more elderly people are needing around-the-clock care. According to a Pew Research Center study, 4 in 10 adults are caring ... Read more
  • Dementia and Incontinence As the population of the United States ages, more and more elderly people are needing around-the-clock care. According to a Pew Research Center study, 4 in 10 adults are caring ... Read more
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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.

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

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