Physical therapy strengthens pelvic floor muscles for better control of bodily functions. First-line treatment for various pelvic floor dysfunction issues. Costs $150-300 per session
Bedwetting affects people of all ages, including older children. Many older children resist wearing diapers due to embarrassment. Bedwetting is considered a problem if it occurs more than twice weekly
Kegel exercises strengthen pelvic floor muscles supporting bladder, rectum, and uterus. These muscles stretch like hammock from front to back of pelvis. Exercises help prevent urine, stool, or gas leaks
Urinary incontinence is a common problem affecting bladder control. Symptoms range from occasional leaks to sudden, strong urges. Most cases can be treated with lifestyle changes or medical care
International, peer-reviewed, open access journal published semimonthly by MDPI. Affiliated with multiple medical societies including IBRA and IRC. Impact Factor 3.0 (2023), 5-year Impact Factor 3.4 (2023). Manuscript review takes 17.3 days, publication acceptance in 2.7 days
Worldwide prevalence of urinary incontinence is 8.7%, with higher rates in women. ICIQ-UI SF evaluates UI symptoms and quality of life impact. Danish version (VersionDUGS) has been used in Danish Urogynaecological Database since 2006