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Tag Archives: urinary

Menopause Mondays: Re-decorate my what? Is hysterectomy the right theme this holiday?

By now, you’ve probably crawled into the attic or dug through the hall closet to retrieve your family’s Christmas decorations to prepare for trimming your home and tree. The holidays are a fun opportunity to let out our inner Martha, and sometimeread more »

Are you performing Kegel exercises for women the wrong way?

Having children, getting older and losing estrogen can really take a toll on your vaginal muscles, but Kegel exercises for women can build them back up.read more »

Use electricity to treat bladder weakness

Can electrical pulses give you better control over bladder weakness?read more »

Leaking bladder guidelines help you manage and evaluate bladder weakness

The University of Michigan Health System has created a new set of guidelines to help physicians evaluate and monitor leaking bladder problems among their patients, but some of the information can be useful even if you haven’t got a medical degree.read more »

Don’t just “live with” an overactive bladder, stress incontinence, bladder weakness, leaking bladder, or the constant urge to urinate

Women often live with overactive bladder, stress incontinence, bladder weakness, leaking bladder, or the constant urge to urinate without seeking help from their doctors.read more »

Losing weight may help you get a leaking bladder under control

An Australian study published in the January 2011 issue of the British Journal of Urology International says that many severely obese women who suffered from incontinence gain control over their bladder weakness after losing weight.read more »

Guest Post: Menopause and Pelvic Organ Prolapse: Oh Joy!

If you are a woman who is approaching menopause or have already gone through that change in life, there are a few things you should be looking out for as far as your pelvic health is concerned.read more »

All-natural supplement attempts to tackle leaking bladder problems

New studies and reviews of Flotrol, a supplement that attempts to solve leaking bladder problems, offer a promising glimpse at a possible treatment for urine leakage.read more »

Leaking bladder: Use Kegels and other exercises to regain control

Weak pelvic floor muscles are not normal at any age for women. They can lead to incontinence and a low sex drive. There are several exercises or techniques to help strengthen these muscles. read more »

Everyday ways to manage your leaking bladder

Leaking bladder problems can happen any day at any time, and that’s why you’ve got to think about managing urine leakage every day.read more »