I have discussed the different types of incontinence in many other SharePosts before, and I often talk about surgical options or medications. I have briefly mentioned other options, but now there is proof!! A study was just released out of the University of Pittsburgh that shows that biofeedback is very helpful and works well in women... Read more
There are multiple types of incontinence, and I have discussed them on my SharePost blog previously. What happens when you have been diagnosed with stress incontinence and have undergone surgery and you are still wet? Stress incontinence is traditionally the type of incontinence where one loses bladder control with a cough, sneeze, laugh, or... Read more
Historically, a Caesarean Section or C-section for short had been performed in emergencies if a mother or baby had trouble during delivery. This procedure goes back to biblical times. In the last century, the incidence of the surgery increased profoundly. Now it accounts for at least one-third of births in this country. Some of them are... Read more
Up until now, when discussing the social aspects of incontinence, I have addressed how to talk about your incontinence with your family and friends. But what do you do when a loved one has incontinence? I hate to be crass, but we all know people who smell like urine, and at one time or another, we have all thought, "Don't they know... Read more
Wow, is 2007 almost gone? I always find this time of year an important time to reflect on the year that is winding down and look forward to the upcoming year. This next year is especially important as we head into an election year. I usually shy away from discussing politics but there are hot topics that affect me and my patients. ... Read more
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