How Physical Therapy Can Treat Incontinence
Learn how a pelvic floor physical therapist can help make you more aware of your body, strengthen your pelvic floor, and help you stop those bladder leaks for good.
[give_form id="19690"]
Learn how a pelvic floor physical therapist can help make you more aware of your body, strengthen your pelvic floor, and help you stop those bladder leaks for good.
Do you find yourself frequently dribbling urine throughout the day? Does this happen even after you go to the bathroom? You may be dealing with a condition sometimes known as overflow incontinence, which doctors may sometimes treat by prescribing the use of intermittent catheters.
Learn more about the signs and symptoms of interstitial cystitis here, plus how to treat it.
Many men experience trouble starting a urine stream, weak urine streams, or dribbling after emptying their bladder. Learn why this happens and what can be done to fix it.
It’s hard enough experiencing bladder leaks during normal times, but with the pandemic causing so many public restrooms to close, it’s a nightmare. Here’s what to do to avoid having a leak when you’re out.
We conducted a survey to see how people were managing their incontinence during the coronavirus pandemic. What we heard was surprising. Take a look at the results.
Bladder leaks are very common when you’re pregnant, especially during the third trimester. Learn about why they happen and how you can prevent them.
Urinary incontinence, or bladder leaks, is something no one ever wants to talk about. Here, we’re making the case for getting it out in the open.
“Are bladder leaks normal?” “Is leaking a little bit just something that I have to put up with as I get older?” At NAFC, we
We’ve gathered some of our most frequently asked questions about urinary incontinence below. Read on for answers to these common queries. What is incontinence?
Dealing with an overactive bladder is never fun, but when you’re in the workplace, managing “gotta go now” moments—not to mention the use of incontinence
Incontinence is a condition that affects over 25 million people. Add in things like overactive bladder and other pelvic floor disorders and that number jumps
© 2025 National Association for Continence.
All rights reserved. Unauthorized use prohibited.
NAFC is a qualified 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization.
