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If you suffer from incontinence (loss of bladder or bowel control) you are not alone. The problem occurs in people of all ages, and it is thought to affect at least 1 in 4 women and 1 in 10 men. Sadly, many people try to hide the problem -- and limit their lives as a result -- because they are not aware that incontinence can be very effectively treated today. Incontinence and pelvic floor dysfunction can be helped if not cured altogether by the non-surgical, drug-free approach physiotherapy has to offer. As a registered physiotherapist and member of CASA, I have special training, skills and 20 years experience in continence management. I can assess your condition and decide what treatment is suitable. I will then devise your personalised programme incorporating:
Many patients have avoided the need for surgery altogether! In others, where surgery is unavoidable, a strong pelvic floor will provide the best possible chance of success in the years following surgery. So, don't put up with incontinence as though it's unavoidable - it's not! Remember that physiotherapy is a simple but effective option to try. |
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