Urinary incontinence (UI) can be frustrating. This article explores when to seek a specialist beyond your primary care physician and provides information on different specialists like urologists, physical therapists, and more to help you find the right fit for effective UI treatment.
Taking the first step in talking to your doctor about bladder leakage or bowel issues is hard, but it’s a necessary part of getting treatment.
All month long we’ve been talking about ways to treat Overactive Bladder – that urgent need to go to the bathroom many times per day
At NAFC, we are advocates for rallying behind men and encouraging greater awareness of bladder, bowel, and prostate issues men often face. Men have the
Have you been thinking about talking to a doctor about your bladder leakage problems, but just can’t muster the courage, or figure out exactly who
Want to know what to expect at your first urology appointment? Read below for an overview. Many people see their primary care physician to receive
Barbara Jennings was 6 weeks postpartum when she realized that something wasn’t right. “I had been feeling some pressure in my vagina for a while,
There are numerous ways to get treatment for bladder and bowel incontinence within the walls of your doctor’s office and your own home. Biofeedback is
Overactive bladder can be very disruptive to a person’s life. Constantly rushing to the bathroom, feeling like you need to go every time you start
QUESTION: AS I’VE GOTTEN OLDER, I’VE NOTICED THAT I MORE FREQUENTLY HAVE TROUBLE WITH BLADDER LEAKS AND FIND MYSELF HAVING MORE ACCIDENTS THAN I USED
Talking to your doctor about bladder leaks is an important first step in getting treatment started. It may feel intimidating, but opening up about incontinence
Maybe it was an embarrassing accident at a party. Or the fact that you’re spending more time in the bathroom than with your family. It
Take this brief survey to tell us how incontinence impacts your life. Your answers will help shape the future of incontinence care.
