Ask The Doc: Is It Normal To Leak After Prostate Surgery?
Question: I just had my prostate removed a few weeks ago, and wasn’t prepared for the bladder leaks I’ve been experiencing. My doctor never told
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Question: I just had my prostate removed a few weeks ago, and wasn’t prepared for the bladder leaks I’ve been experiencing. My doctor never told
Question: I Love Swimming, But Have Been nervous About Getting In The POol Since I suffer from fecal incontinence. What are my options? Answer: Swimming
Question: I tried Kegels and they didn’t help my urinary incontinence. Is surgery my only option now? Answer: Believe it or not, this is a
Question: I’ve had bladder leaks ever since I had my son 2 weeks ago. Will my bladder leaks improve over time after childbirth? Answer: This
Question: I often get irritated skin after wearing absorbent products on a regular basis. What can I do to prevent rashes from wearing absorbent products?
It’s everyone’s worse fear: having an accident in public, especially when traveling. Our Doc shares how to get past it.
Our doc weighs in on the difference between coital incontinence and female ejaculation.
You may think that because you have incontinence you need to limit your fluids, but that’s not necessarliy the case.
QUESTION: I’VE HEARD THAT IN EUROPE IT IS STANDARD FOR MOST WOMEN TO BEGIN PHYSICAL THERAPY TO STRENGTHEN THEIR PELVIC FLOOR AS SOON AS THEY HAVE GIVEN BIRTH.
We get this question all the time, and suspect that many people believe this, even though it’s not really true. Here are the facts
Answer: Yes! A prolapse occurs when a woman’s vaginal wall weakens and collapses, causing the uterus, rectum, or bladder to fall into the vagina.
QUESTION: MY HUSBAND OF 47 YEARS HAS RECENTLY STARTED EXPERIENCING INCONTINENT EPISODES. HE’S A VERY PROUD MAN AND DOESN’T WANT TO ADMIT THEM TO ME,