Category Archives: Urinary Incontinence

Why Am I Having Difficulty Urinating?

Why Am I Having Difficulty Urinating?

The proper function of the urinary system is essential to the body. Kidneys filter waste from the blood and remove them with urine. Consciously holding your urine can cause your bladder to atrophy, or bacteria to multiply in your urinary system. With this, a urinary tract infection may develop, spread to the kidneys, and scar,…

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How To Fix A Weak Bladder

How To Fix A Weak Bladder

Everyone is taught from an early age how to hold their urine until they are able to reach a restroom. While most people are able to make it to the bathroom on time, some suffer from a weak bladder that prevents them from fully controlling their urges. The control of the bladder is mainly held…

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Overactive Bladder vs. Urge Incontinence: What’s The Difference?

Overactive Bladder vs. Urge Incontinence: What’s The Difference?

Nothing works that having a sudden urge to use the restroom only to have an accident before you make it to the toilet. This is even worse if you suffer such accidents on a regular basis. There are two main types of ailments that can be the source of such problems; overactive bladder vs. urge…

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Medical Myth: Frequent Urination at Night is Normal Sign of Aging

Medical Myth: Frequent Urination at Night is Normal Sign of Aging

When you go to bed at night, you expect to wake up in the morning feeling refreshed and rested, unless you hit the sack late and have to get up early like so many of us tend to do. Even when you go to bed at the right time, there is something else that may…

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Adult Bed-Wetting Causes (Sleep Enuresis)

Adult Bed-Wetting Causes (Sleep Enuresis)

For many adults, it is hard to even talk about something that they often think of as a “kid thing," but the truth is that 5,000,000 Americans struggle with adult bedwetting, also known as sleep enuresis. It's worth noting that bedwetting in adults is actually different than what children go through. And while that might…

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