Menopause marks a significant transition in a woman’s life, with its array of symptoms often leading to questions about their origin. Among these symptoms, urinary incontinence can be particularly frustrating, leaving women to wonder if menopause causes urinary incontinence. Let’s delve into the connection between menopause and urinary incontinence, debunking myths and offering practical solutions for managing and alleviating your symptoms.
Gloria Kolb from Elitone Urge explains other treatment solutions
You’ve probably seen commercials talking about gut health, probiotics, prebiotics and all sorts of other things that are somehow related to your digestive system, but do you know what any of that actually is or why a healthy gut is so important? Today’s guest is Donna Monthei, a registered dietitian and gut health expert with EverVital Nutrition, a company that helps people with chronic digestive issues discover the imbalances affecting their microbiome and teaches them how to transform their gut using a unique customized approach to gut wellness.
Mike Leventhal is straight up when he explains that there are three things all men eventually face: death, taxes and an enlarged prostate. He should know – as the Executive Director for the Tennessee affiliate of Men’s Health Network, Mike has spent his career helping men improve their physical and mental well being. Today he talks with us about caring for your prostate as you get older and, for those men who have had their prostates removed, how to manage the incontinence that’s usually associated with the procedure.
Most leaks and skin irritation are caused by improper fit. Since no two people are the same, height, weight and absorbency needs are as unique as they are. Sizing can also be affected by factors other than height and weight. Sometimes people have anomalies such as large thighs or medical conditions such as amputations or hernias that make sizing a bit more challenging.
Urinary Retention In general, urinary retention is defined as the inability for the bladder to empty to completion. It may be a chronic or an
Prostate cancer is a common condition in men and the most common type of cancer in men in the US. It’s estimated that a whopping
Today’s guest is Dr. Erin Forster, a gastroenterologist from the Medical University of South Carolina, and she’s here to let you know that it doesn’t have to be that way. IBD conditions – particularly Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative Colitis – can be treated, especially nowadays, with a surprisingly large range of medications and life strategies that can make a real difference for you.
For months, maybe longer, Amelia had been feeling not quite herself. At 62 she had been an active woman. Retired early, traveling with her husband,
Today, we’re delving into a topic that’s not just intriguing but also essential for every woman’s well-being – the relationship between orgasms and your pelvic
You may remember Gloria Kolb from a previous episode when she introduced us to Elitone, a wearable device that gently stimulates your pelvic floor muscles, prompting them to do your Kegel exercises for you with virtually zero effort. Gloria is back with us today to introduce her newest product, Elitone Urge, which has shown remarkable results addressing the symptoms of Overactive Bladder, helping reduce those sudden urges to go to the bathroom for thousands of women.
Christopher Damman, University of Washington Diet-related chronic diseases have reached a critical juncture in the U.S. Nearly half the population has prediabetes or diabetes. Over
