Your healthcare provider will suggest a treatment procedure depending on the kind and severity of your incontinence. Some medications used to treat urinary incontinence include anticholinergics, which help calm your overactive bladder. Alpha-blockers and topical estrogen are available as patches, creams, and rings. Electric stimulation is used when urinary incontinence is severe and doesn't improve with other treatment methods or management procedures. Some medical devices used for treating urinary incontinence in females include urethral inserts and pessaries. In extreme cases, when urinary incontinence makes daily living difficult, surgical procedures might be needed.