| What is urinary incontinence? |
| Simply, it refers to any involuntary leakage of urine. Every leakage while coughing, sneezing, exercising, lifting something heavy, laughing loudly, changing motions, and running to the bathroom can be considered as urinary incontinence. |
|
| If you come to Cheongju Medical Center,
|
| If you come to Cheongju Medical Center, we determine which treatment is needed for you after checking in what status of urinary incontinence you are using computer urodynamics. |
|
| <Stage 1> Benign case |
You will be given non-surgical treatments such as behavior (movement) therapy and medication.
If that does not work for you after a series of treatments, then the Stage 2 treatments will be given to you. |
|
| <Stage 2> Surgical treatment
|
| The latest incontinence surgery (Transobturator tape, TOT) is a simple, safe and effective method that fixes a urethra in a proper position by using a innocuous mesh that is specially designed for human body. |
|
 |
