Urgeincontinence & overactive bladder
In short: With urge incontinence, the urge to urinate comes on suddenly and is hard to postpone, sometimes with urine loss on the way to the toilet. Pelvic floor and bladder training can help control the urge better. The cause should be assessed medically.
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Note: This guide does not replace medical advice or diagnosis.
Why the urge comes on suddenly first
With an overactive bladder, the bladder muscle signals "full" even though it isn't yet: the urge comes on suddenly and strongly. This can have several causes. A well-perceived, strong pelvic floor can help control this urge better and buy time to reach the toilet. Assessing the cause belongs in medical hands.
Two different patterns
- Sudden, strong urge to urinate
- Loss on the way to the toilet
- Focus on urge control
- Loss when coughing, sneezing, doing sport
- No prior urge
- More on this: Stress incontinence
Mixed forms are possible. Which form applies should be assessed medically ; this guide does not replace a diagnosis.
The pelvic floor as an ally.
A strong, well-perceived pelvic floor can help control sudden urges better. MyPelvi activates the pelvic floor in a targeted way: you sit clothed, 22 minutes, supported by trained staff. As a complement to medically recommended measures; MyPelvi does not replace treatment and makes no promises of a cure.
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