Conditions

10 Reasons Men Should See a Urologist

A urologist can help men with more than just urinary problems. Here are 10 reasons males should see a urologist or pelvic floor specialist in their lifetimes. 

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How to Relax Tight Pelvic Floor Muscles

How to Diagnose Urinary Incontinence

Many people with urinary incontinence go undiagnosed and end up managing their symptoms in silence. Learn how to properly diagnose and treat your adult and pediatric patients so they can live healthily. 

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The Best Incontinence Pads for Women

With so many different types of pads out there, it's hard to know which one is best. We'll help you determine not only which pad is best but also which one will work best for your unique needs!

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Managing Incontinence & Menopause

Menopause is an inevitable part of life for women's health as they get older. We hear about a lot of the typical symptoms of menopause - mood changes, hot flashes, menstrual changes. However, one side effect that isn’t often addressed is urinary incontinence.

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What Is Urge Incontinence?

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If you feel sudden urges to urinate, you may be managing a condition called urge incontinence. Find out the causes, symptoms, and how to diganose and treat it.

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What Is Functional Incontinence? Plus 6 Tips to Manage It

Functional incontinence is common among seniors and people with disabilities. Discover how to help your loved one manage their symptoms with these 6 expert tips.

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Autism & Down Syndrome: What's the Difference & How Do They Relate to Incontinence?

Learn the difference between autism and Down syndrome and how incontinence is related to both conditions.

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Cerebral Palsy & Incontinence In Adults & Children

Cerebral palsy causes incontinence in many adults and children but there are ways you can help your loved one manage their incontinence symptoms. 

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5 Self-Care Tips for Dementia Caregivers (From a Dementia Therapist)

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Learn how to care for yourself while caring for someone with dementia. 

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