Kenny also recommends that women experiencing incontinence use red light wands, which strengthen the pelvic floor with a ...

Six to eight times a day, on average, is how often each of us nips to the loo. While most of us don’t give it a second ...

Once your doctor has confirmed that none of those problems are the culprit, they may diagnose you with IC. A cystoscopy can help rule out other bladder conditions.Pikovit44/Getty ...

Frequent urination and a constant urge to go can be the result of anxiety. Understanding how the bladder responds to anxiety ...

But you don't have to live with bladder problems. In most cases, they can be treated. The first step is to find out what's causing the problem. As we age, our muscles become less strong.

For bladder problems such as overactive bladder, the Botox generally last about six months, he says; for prostate-related bladder problems, about a year.

How common are bladder control problems? The estimate is that at least twenty-five million Americans suffer from urinary incontinence or loss of bladder control.

Imagine waking up five or six times every night just to use the bathroom. That’s daily life for many people living with ...

Engineer Margot Damaser's 20-year vision becomes reality with catheter-free monitoring system that allows patients to be tested without embarrassment.

Middle-aged men who are sedentary much of the day and don't get a lot of exercise are more likely to develop bladder and urinary tract symptoms than their peers who sit less, a Korean study suggests.

Bladder problems in women, from urinary tract infections (UTIs) to leakage and more, are very common, especially as you age.

Bowel problems, self-management of bladder problems, recurrent [urinary tract infections], lower mobility, and recent MS diagnosis also had a significant impact on [people with] MS’ well-being ...