Urinary incontinence in general term is the loss of bladder control or an involuntary loss of urine. There are approximately 13 million people in the U.S with bladder control problems. The causes of incontinence can be surgery, childbirth or hormonal loss post-menopause and age. There are many treatment options available to help people with urinary incontinence. Your doctor can prescribe an appropriate treatment according to the severity and cause of the incontinence.
Click this link here to know more about incontinence treatment.
Start 2026 right with St Pete Urology's guide to better urological health. From prostate screening…
Discover what causes smelly urine, from dehydration and diet to UTIs and diabetes. Learn when…
Merry Christmas from St. Pete Urology! Discover holiday health tips and new year resolutions to…
Discover 11 reasons why you pee so often, from UTIs to diabetes. Learn when frequent…
Stop prostate enlarging with proven lifestyle changes, dietary strategies, and medical treatments. Learn evidence-based prevention…
Understanding which foods can lead to kidney stones helps you make smarter dietary choices. Learn…
This website uses cookies.