Incontinence Treatments
Various treatment options exist, each with their own advantages and disadvantages.
TREATMENTS
Urge Incontinence
Surgical:
Interstim - The therapy uses a small, implanted medical device to send mild electrical pulses to a nerve located just above the tailbone. This nerve, called the sacral nerve, controls the bladder and surrounding muscles that manage urinary function. The electrical stimulation may eliminate or reduce bladder control symptoms. Interstim therapy does not treat symptoms of stress incontinence.
Non-surgical:
- Behavioral Changes
- Botox
- Dietary Changes
- Pharmacological
- Physical
Stress Incontinence
Surgical:
- Bulking agents
- Non-mesh option
- Sling
Non-Surgical:
- Kegel
- Pessary
- Physical
- Weight loss
Pelvic Prolapse
Urology Centers of Alabama physicians not only specialize in the latest treatments for pelvic prolapse, but are also trained in dealing with mesh related complications.
Surgical
- Da Vinci robotic surgery
Non-Surgical
- Biofeedback
- Pelvic floor retraining
- Pessary