Urinary incontinence refers to the involuntary leakage of urine. It can occur due to bladder problems, weakened pelvic muscles, urinary tract conditions, certain medications, or other underlying health conditions. Proper evaluation helps determine the cause and suitable treatment.
Common Symptoms
- Unintentional urine leakage
- Sudden and strong urge to urinate
- Frequent urination
- Leakage while coughing, sneezing, or exercising
- Difficulty controlling urination
- Nighttime urine leakage
Diagnosis & Evaluation
The urologist may review symptoms, medical history, and bladder habits. Urine tests, physical examination, bladder assessment, or other diagnostic investigations may be recommended based on individual requirements.
Treatment & Management
Treatment depends on the type and cause of incontinence. It may include lifestyle modifications, bladder training, pelvic floor exercises, prescribed medicines, or suitable procedures or surgery when medically required.
Ongoing Care
Regular follow-up helps monitor bladder control and response to treatment. Following the recommended treatment plan and maintaining healthy bladder habits can support long-term improvement.
Diagnosis & Treatment Process
Initial Consultation
A detailed consultation to understand your symptoms, medical history, and individual healthcare needs.
Evaluation & Diagnosis
Our specialists evaluate your condition and recommend appropriate examinations or diagnostic tests when required.
Personalised Treatment
A suitable treatment approach is planned according to your condition, medical requirements, and overall health.
Follow-up & Recovery
Regular follow-up helps monitor your progress and supports recovery and continued care whenever required.
Why Choose Us
- Experienced healthcare professionals
- Advanced diagnostic and treatment facilities
- Personalised care based on individual needs
- Patient-focused approach to healthcare
