Programs
Treatment Advances for Women
“Why is This Happening to Me?”
(You are NOT alone!)
The Cause?
There are a number of factors that can lead to female incontinence or prolapse. These include pregnancy (single or multiple), genetics, race, hysterectomies, obesity and pelvic muscle weakness.
As the number of baby boomers increase, so do the number of age-related health concerns. Bladder control (incontinence) is common for more than 60% of post-menopausal women. It’s important women understand bladder control problems are not a natural part of aging. No matter what you’ve been told, you don’t have to “just live with it.”
Treatment Options:
- Dietary changes can decrease production of bladder irritants
- Pelvic Floor Rehab – “Kegels”
- Medications can be added to improve success rates
- “Bladder Cocktails” – specially conconcted lavages
- Pessaries
- Slings
- Interstim Neuromodulators “Bladder Pacemakers”
Dr. Greg Bailey is the only local gynecologist performing Interstim Therapy. Interstim Neuromodulators, which are described as “bladder pacemakers”, have an 80% cure rate for overactive bladder symptoms. These are easily placed under the skin in less than 30 minutes, without having to undergo general anesthesia.
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