Urge incontinence is involuntary loss of urine

Urge incontinence is defined as an involuntary loss of urine associated with a compelling urge to empty the bladder. Thus if a person with a compelling incentive can not reach the toilet in time (and sometimes the weather can be very short notice), empty the bladder, even completely, everywhere. If the unstable bladder contractions occur during the night, the person may wet the bed during sleep.
Cases
overactive bladder: a case may be a brain injury at the center of control of urination. Often the sensitivity is maintained, and the person knows to urinate urgently, but can not stay until you reach the bathroom. The degree of urgency and incontinence varies from person to person. Sometimes the neurological damage is not clinically detectable (motor urgency).
urethra or bladder infections (cystitis) may cause frequency and urgency.
receptor hypersensitivity to distension of the bladder and urethra, which implies the need to urinate at an early stage of filling the bladder (sensory urgency)

Therapy

The treatment of urinary incontinence includes three possible treatments: rehabilitation, medication and surgery.

Rehabilitation therapy provides specific exercises combined with electrical stimulation aimed at strengthening the pelvic floor muscles and urinary sphincter. Useful forms of stress incontinence or intrinsic sphincter deficiency in mild forms of prolapse because it gets a pelvic muscle toning. The long-term results are satisfactory but require periodic re-treatments.

Drug therapy (Tolterodine, Trospium chloride, oxybutynin, etc..) Is given to treat idiopathic detrusor overactivity. In case of hyperactivity secondary will need to take action on specific cause (urinary infection, bladder stones, cancer, etc.).

Principals have been prepared recently pharmacological (duloxetine) useful in stress incontinence, with satisfactory results. This drug, reducing the selective reabsorption of serotonin and adrenaline, the concentration increases with increasing tone and contractile ability of the external urinary sphincter.

Treatment relies on surgical interventions that aim to correct selectively altering that led to urinary incontinence, ranging from endoscopic treatments (reinforcement urinary sphincter periurethral injection of various substances) than minimally invasive (TVT, TOT , etc.) to more complex surgical approach to abdominal. The choice of treatment depends on alteration to be corrected and the characteristics of the patient.

Currently the most widely used surgical approach in the treatment of stress incontinence is the transobturator urethral suspension (TOT) using a strip of polypropylene of approximately 1.5 cm wide that is passed bilaterally through the obturator foramen using a two special needle and positioned below the urethra without tension through a minimal vaginal incision. And 'minimal intervention carried out in DH, or with two or three days of hospitalization. No major complications are described and the cure rate is very high (more than eighty percent).

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Over 90 per cent of men fail to resolve the problem of incontinence: This is confirmed by eminent urologists. Diapers are absorbent or unnecessary, man can go back home without worries.

Even if weak bladder simple therapy ORGAWELL ® for the first time in Europe, is of great help. It is easy to do at home, you do not need a cure. Within weeks, the quality of life of people suffering from these disorders is improved significantly.
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