Vaginal estrogen cream or timed-released suppositories can help women who have gone through menopause and have hormonal deficiency. Non-surgical devices can be placed outside, within, or behind the urethra to keep it closed. This treatment is an option for some cases of incontinence. Collagen, a natural substance, is often found in this procedure to bulk up the area around the urethra. This helps the internal seal close off the flow of urine.
Surgery can restore the support of the pelvic floor muscles.
Suspension and sling procedures create support for the urethra and bladder to prevent loss of urine. Suspension procedures use sutures or stitches, and sling procedures create a hammock-like bolster for support to cure incontinence. These procedures are highly successful. The most immediate thing you can do for incontinence is to start using products designed specifically for that purpose. You'll appreciate the way these products neutralize odors and pull moisture away from the skin.