These methods do not fix the problem and you must rely on them for life. This is a problem most women will face sooner or later. Many women experience incontinence in their 40s. Most often, a woman leaks urine when she coughs, sneezes or laughs. Many women suffering from incontinence are afraid to leave their homes, travel or exercise because of embarrassment and odor.
Some women plan their activities, and their whole lives, around the location of bathrooms.
It doesn't have to be this way. Now there are several new treatments for loss of bladder control. Medication, behavioral therapy, collagen injection and outpatient laparoscopic procedures can cure incontinence with minimal inconvenience. Often regaining bladder control does not require large incisions or many days in the hospital. Even recurrent incontinence after old, failed surgeries can be corrected.