Dr. Robyn Roberts provides treatment for incontinence in men and women
If you experience incontinence, you are not alone. More than 25 million adults in America experience this problem. Many of these people mistakenly believe that incontinence in men and women is just something to live with. Dr. Robyn Roberts wants to debunk this myth by highlighting the different options for diagnosing and treating this common and frustrating problem.
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Most women think the best way to prevent urinary leakage during exercise is to simply avoid it. Not so, says Dr. Grady Bruce.
He was recently interviewed by Reader’s Digest about ways to help with this annoying and sometimes embarrassing condition.
“Getting fit is one of the best things you can do for your body and that includes your pelvic floor muscles (the “keep the pee in”
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At Urology Austin, we see many patients who suffer from the bladder consequences from multiple sclerosis, or MS. That’s because the bladder and surrounding muscles are controlled by the central nervous system, which is the primary target of MS.
Common bladder dysfunction symptoms are:
Urgency: the intense feeling to urinate immediately
Frequency: visiting the bathroom as often as every 15 minutes or more
Nocturia: the need to urinate repeatedly at night,…
Don’t Let Bladder Problems Ruin Your Special Day
Let’s face it. As much as we all love being moms, childbearing can leave some not-so-desirable, long-lasting effects, including bladder issues. One in four women over the age of 18 will suffer from incontinence at some point in their lives. And many of these women will suffer in silence,
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If you’re like so many others who think female incontinence only strikes middle age to older women, especially those who’ve had babies, think again.
Studies show even younger women, (who’ve never had children) can suffer from incontinence. Just look at some of the newer incontinence product commercials using much younger celebrities and actors.
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