The doctor may also suggest using a small device that you put in your vagina or rectum, the low end of the bowel. The device gives a painless electrical pulse that exercises the muscles. This helps the muscles get stronger quicker. Some common ones are Detrol, Cyctospaz, Ditropan, and Levsin. You must have a prescription from a doctor to get these drugs.
Surgery can fix problems such as blocked areas.
It also can move the bladder so it isn't bumping into another body part, make the bladder bigger, and make weak muscles stronger. A surgeon can also put in the body a small device that acts on nerves to control bladder contractions. If nothing else helps, the doctor may suggest catheters, thin tubes placed in the bladder by a doctor or by the person. Both drain the bladder for you, sometimes into an attached plastic bag. Other Treatments for Women Only Throw-away Patch.