The video above is from the Continence Foundation of Australia’s website. This site is a great source of information and other resources related to all forms of incontinence, including light bladder leakage.
In discussing stress urinary incontinence, their main focus is on pelvic floor exercises and the help of a physiotherapist.
The doctors at Remedy Laser also strongly recommend pelvic floor exercises. For many women however, these exercises in themselves prove inadequate to control light bladder leakage fully. That’s where we can step in with a laser treatment which has success in about 95% of our patients.
Whilst IncontiLase is likely to completely stop urinary leakage, the treatment will need to be repeated at some time in the future. It would be best to continue pelvic floor exercises after a course of IncontiLase, as this is likely to assist in increasing the longevity of symptom relief after laser treatment.
To visit the Continence Foundation of Australia’s website, please click on their logo below.
