URINARY INCONTINENCE IN WOMEN
Urinary Incontinence:
The treatment options will be determined by your symptoms, the incontinence category diagnosis, and your physical state. Urine analysis, post-void residual measurement, and more complex procedures such urodynamic investigations and pelvic ultrasound will be performed.
The precise therapy for urine incontinence is determined on the kind of incontinence, its severity, and the underlying cause. A mix of therapies may be recommended by our gynecologists. If your symptoms are being caused by an underlying ailment, that illness may need to be treated first.
Depending on how you respond to the initial approaches, our doctor may propose less intrusive therapies at first, but may thereafter go on to other possibilities.
Bladder training, double voiding, scheduling toilet trips, and managing fluid and dietary intake are all behavioral techniques that can help reduce the severity of the problem. You may be recommended a counselling session for Bladder training, double voiding, scheduling toilet trips, and managing fluid and dietary intake.
Your Doctor may Recommend:
- Bladder training may be recommended by your doctor to help you delay peeing once you feel the desire to go. You might begin by delaying urination for 10 minutes whenever you feel the desire. The idea is to go longer between toilet sessions until you’re only peeing every 2.5 to 3.5 hours.
- Double voiding can help you learn to completely empty your bladder and avoid overflow incontinence. When you urinate, wait a few minutes, and then attempt again, this is known as double voiding.
- Instead of waiting until you need to go, schedule restroom excursions every two to four hours.
- To recover bladder control, you must monitor your fluid and dietary intake. Alcohol, caffeine, and acidic foods should all be avoided or minimized. Reduced beverage consumption, weight loss, and increased physical activity can all help to alleviate the condition.
- Pelvic Floor Exercises to strengthen the muscles that govern urinating may be prescribed. Kegel exercises are more beneficial for stress incontinence, although they may also aid with urge incontinence.
- Medication, electrical stimulation, and medical devices such as urethral implants and pessaries can all aid with urethral leakage management.
Interventional therapy includes Sling procedures, Bladder neck suspension, Sling procedures, and Prolapse surgery if previous treatments aren’t effective.
We specialize in the surgical care of urine incontinence in women at Pearl Women’s Hospital & Yash IVF, employing minimally invasive procedures for a speedier recovery and less bothersome hospitalization.
Are Complementary and Alternative Therapies Beneficial?
There are no alternative medicine therapies that have been tested and verified to treat urine incontinence. Acupuncture and Yoga can only be of limited use.