Physiotherapy for urinary incontinence

An unpleasant and embarrassing ailment that affects incredibly many people, especially women, is urinary incontinence. It is a common ailment and is not just related to the ageing process. Urine flows through the urethra, and control of the opening and closing of the urethra is voluntary and conscious. When the bladder is full, it transmits a signal to the brain, which causes the pelvic floor muscles to relax and...

Urinary incontinence - how does physiotherapy help?

Among the numerous physiological problems, urinary incontinence also deserves attention. It is a problem that affects many people all over the world. Although it is mainly a female affliction, there is no shortage of men who also have problems with it. For women, the solution to the problem seems to be urogenital physiotherapy. A visit to a physiotherapist will be advisable for both the man and...

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