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Urinary incontinence is not a disease, it is a symptom of a health problem. Consult our deep-dive articles to know more and discover different ways to live with this.
Women are four times more likely to experience involuntary urinary leakage than men
Prof. Dr. Oktay Demirkesen, Urology Specialist and Chairperson of the Turkish Continence Society, states that urinary incontinence has been on the rise in society over…
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Being a caregiver
As the caregiver of a patient, you take on a huge responsibility. Being able to handle such a responsibility would make your life and the patient’s life easier. We would…
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Types of urinary incontinence
There are different types of urinary incontinence and each type may require a different approach.If you experience urinary continence When you cough, When you laugh,…
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Effects on social life
Urinary incontinence is a health problem that affects your quality of life as well as being a possible sign of disease: It may prevent you from meeting with…
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What is Incontinence and what are the causes?
Urinary incontinence is the inability of the bladder to hold urine even if the individual does not want to urinate.When one fails to hold their urine, leakage occurs.…
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