Urinary Incontinence - And What You Should Know About It
Introduction For many women, a normal trip to the restroom involves feeling the urge to urinate, getting to the toilet in time, removing their underwear, and emptying their bladder without leakage. However, for some women, this is not the case. Wet or damp underwear becomes a daily occurrence. No matter how urgently they rush to the restroom, they often find that urine leaks before they get there. Out of embarrassment or the belief that it will eventually resolve on its own, many remain silent. But here is the important truth: urinary incontinence does not typically resolve on its own. The good news is that with the right intervention – particularly pelvic floor physiotherapy – significant improvement and even full recovery are possible. What Does Urinary Incontinence Mean? Urinary incontinence refers to the loss of bladder control, leading to the involuntary leakage of urine. This means a person passes urine without intending to, and may not be able to reach the toilet bef...