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The quality of life of those who suffer from urinary incontinence is seriously affected. To reverse these ravages, it is necessary to carry out a truly assertive treatment protocol, which includes the tools and techniques necessary to achieve its success. At FisioClinics Palma Mallorca, we follow a rigorous evaluation and diagnosis process to find the causes of urinary incontinence, and treat them to provide the best service and care to women.
What is urinary incontinence?
Urinary incontinence refers to the problem of urine leakage involuntarily, due to the loss of the ability to hold urine. This can occur in women of different ages and at different stages of their life, considerably affecting their quality of life. It is important to mention that there are different types of urinary incontinence and that the treatment will depend on which one it is.
Similarly, the causes of urinary incontinence are also diverse, however, one of the most frequent is usually as a consequence of the weakness of the pelvic floor muscles, which triggers symptoms such as:
- Urine leaks when making an effort such as coughing, exercising or sneezing.
- Loss of the ability to hold urine until you reach the bathroom.
- Feeling that the bladder has not been completely emptied when going to the bathroom.
- Feeling of heaviness in the bladder.
How do we treat Urinary Incontinence at FisioClinics Palma de Mallorca?
The first thing we must know is the origin of the dysfunction and which of the types of urinary incontinence it treats. Once we know these aspects, the treating physiotherapist will proceed to design a totally personalized treatment protocol, aimed at covering all the necessary aspects and avoiding riskier processes such as medication or surgery. Our physiotherapists apply various techniques and methods to improve and regain continence, and they will also include postural recommendations in their treatment plan, since posture plays a fundamental role in the performance of the pelvic floor muscles.
