Sacral Nerve Stimulator May Be Cure to Incontinence – Originally posted by Maureen McFadden for WNDU.com Incontinence is an uncomfortable and embarrassing problem for many people, especially as they age. It used to be treated with surgery, but wasn’t always successful. Now, a new outpatient procedure has changed that and also, changed lives. Leaving the house used to… Continue reading Sacral Nerve Stimulator May Be Cure to Incontinence

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Talking with a loved one about incontinence can lead to some awkward conversation. Many feel that their incontinence is embarrassing.

Urinary Incontinence Problematic for Many Women Over 40, Study Finds

By the Urinary & Kidney Team at Cleveland Clinic’s Health Hub From surgical side effects to overactive bladder, there are several causes of male urinary incontinence. Fortunately, several treatment options can help relieve it. Incontinence occurs when your bladder’s sphincter muscle is not strong enough to hold back the urine. It can also happen when your bladder muscles… Continue reading Men: Don’t Let Incontinence Slow You Down

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