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Urinary incontinence affects over 13 million Americans. At the OB-GYN Center for Women's Health in Boise, our clinic staff is available to answer all questions and recommend the latest treatments in urogynecology.
It is common to lose urine with coughing, sneezing or at the sound of running water. Urinary incontinence stems most often from pelvic floor dysfunction which may result from menopausal changes, childbirth, straining due to constipation, obesity and heavy lifting.
New approaches for urinary incontinence that replace the previous use of Kegel exercises, medication and surgery are now available.
Ask any of the doctors at the Boise OB-GYN Center for Women's Health for further information. Evaluation is available at the Adult Urinary Incontinence Clinic at Idaho Elks Rehabilitation Hospital. The staff there includes a trained incontinence nurse, a physical therapist skilled in pelvic floor assessment and biofeedback and both gynecologic and urologic surgeons. |
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