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As you know, urinary incontinence is a medical condition that affects an estimated 33 million people in the United States alone. People who struggle with this condition need to know they are not alone, and your outreach helps them feel hope.
We also want to help. In conjunction with World Continence Week, we are hosting a free informative men's talk on June 24th. This forum is one way we hope to open up lines of communication and inform both those who struggle with incontinence and their families about solutions that can make a difference.
Please visit http://budurl.com/MensTalkWeb. Any form of support you can offer would be much appreciated. Whether that be by blogging about our cause or simply sharing our message with friends, we feel the more people are informed, the more lives can be changed."
I had some success in treating my incontinence with a female catheter. Whenever I need to do something important, I simply shut the valve.
Blatter augmentation is a very interesting topic that I think more people need to read about. I now understand how it works but I was wondering if you had any more in depth information that I can share with my family. I also work for Express Medical Supply and we have many questions come to us daily on this topic so I would love to get my hands on more in depth information. Thanks!
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Don't mean to be a pain in the bottom, but I have another question. I've never heard of opening the muscle such that the mucosa "puckers through" but I see how this could effectively increase bladder capacity. Is there any risk of rupture? Looks like there would be at least some. Thanks for the new information. Very informative.