Urinary Incontinence is the involuntary loss of urine that becomes frequent of severe enough to be a social or hygienic problem. Incontinence is not just a physical problem. The mental anguish and feelings of guilt associated with this condition have caused many women to suffer needlessly in silence. A common misconception is that urinary incontinence is a condition affecting only the elderly, and is a natural part of aging. However, as many women can attest, this problem can result from a variety of causes including pregnancy, childbirth, smoking, obesity and estrogen deficiency. Fortunately, modern non-surgical methods are now available to treat the problem of incontinence. With appropriate evaluation and treatment, women can maintain their healthy and active lifestyles. Our trained medical experts work with you to identify, treat and eliminate incontinence. This can be accomplished with behavioral therapies, medication, non-surgical pelvis floor exercise therapy, or by surgical means.
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