Urinary stress incontinence is a health condition related to the unintentional loss of urine originated from the stress caused by a physical movement or activity in your bladder (1). Some of these activities can be running, laughing, coughing, sneezing, or heavy lifting.
In this article, we will discuss the varied options for its treatment – surgical vs. nonsurgical – as well as Illumia’s choices – Tesla Former, and Venus Fiore – so you can decide the best choice to correct this condition, the main cause of embarrassment for many women.
First of all, you need to seek the guidance of a professional to determine the best treatment available according to your symptoms as well as your health condition, and age.
Here are some treatments for the urinary stress incontinence:
Also known as pelvic floor muscle exercises, they are an exercising routine that helps to strengthen your pelvic muscles by contracting and releasing them multiple times a day.
With this practice, you will reinforce the muscles from the bladder, uterus, and bowels mainly responsible for stress urinary incontinence. To practice them, pretend to hold your urine or to stop passing gases while counting slowly until five, and then relax.
Kegel exercises need to be practice every day, 10 times each movement for 5 sets daily (4).
This consists in stretching out the time intervals you pass between bathroom visits. You can try postponing them 15 minutes at first to them add 30 minutes or more within two weeks so you can get between three to four hours of bathroom visits.
International Continence Society Guidelines indicate that the treatment of UI should begin with conservative therapy (5). This therapy may include pharmacotherapy, physiotherapy, and behavioral therapy (6).
Some drugs prescribed for SUI treatment content antispasmodics to reduce the sensation of urge by blocking the signs that cause the muscles from your bladder to leak. On the other hand, estrogens and adrenergic receptors contained in vaginal or urethra creams help to ease the stress symptoms by applying them in small doses (7).
Moreover, a therapy that involves electrical stimulation of the pelvic floor combined with muscle training can also help to ease stress urinary incontinence. Biofeedback training – a therapy where a trained physician guides you into pelvic floor exercises personalized for your needs by using computer graphs – is the most effective treatment according to several pieces of research (8).
This revolutionary treatment is suitable for many health conditions such as pain treatment, stress urinary incontinence, and esthetical enhancement, being effective in every case.
Developed a decade ago by Iskra Medical, this chair combines electrotherapy and ultrasound technologies to provide a powerful electromagnetic wave directly into your pelvic area, which make triggers the nerves located in the muscles of your pelvic area, thus causing them to contract themselves.
By using a phenomenon called magnetic induction, the TeslaChair can boost your pelvic muscles by contracting them bringing their nutrition, strengthening, circulation, and pain relief.
All this stimulation does not need direct skin contact, it is painless and safe while provides electromagnetic waves into the selected area to stimulate muscles for the desired effect.
Since it sends electromagnetic waves directly to your pelvic muscles, it will help you to stimulate all your pelvic muscles by contracting them; emulating the results of a lifetime of kegel exercises made on your own. In the end, your pelvic floor will be stronger and tighter, ready to avoid stress urinary incontinence.
After just six sessions, you will start enjoying the benefits of having a strong pelvic floor: you will hold your pee for longer as well as decrease the stress urinary incontinence episodes as well as improving your sex life.
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