Incontinenza urinaria

PTNS – a shocking way to bring an overactive bladder under control

Mr Keng Jin Ng
2024-04-20

Posterior tibial nerve stimulation (PTNS) is a scientific way of stimulating nerves in the ankle through electrical pulses, with the aim of calming the nerves and resetting the nerves back to normal activity. Top urologist Mr Keng Jin Ng explains how this treatment can be used to treat problems with bladder control and pelvic pain. Mostrare di più

Bulkamid® injections

Mr Aza Mohammed
2024-04-20

Most traditional treatments for women suffering urinary incontinence bring on unwanted side-effects discouraging many from getting the help they need. Recently, however, a new, minimally invasive procedure with less side-effects has caught everyone's attention: Bulkamid. Mostrare di più

Artificial urinary sphincter surgery for the relief of urinary incontinence

Mr Rowland Rees
2024-04-20

Urinary incontinence refers to the involuntary passage of urine, a common problem that affects up to 3 million people in the UK. If you suffer from severe urinary incontinence, however, the implantation of an artificial urinary sphincter can help to resolve symptoms and improve quality of life. Here, Mr Rowland Rees, renowned consultant urologist and male genito-urethral surgeon, provides an expert insight into artificial urinary sphincter surgery. Mostrare di più

Urinary Incontinence during the COVID-19 pandemic

Mr Vibhash Mishra
2024-04-19

For patients who experience urinary incontinence, they may be wondering how their treatment will progress during the COVID-19 pandemic. We recently spoke to leading urologist, Mr Vibhash Mishra, to find out more about treatment for urinary incontinence during this time and how video consultations can help 'ascertain the type of incontinence'. Mostrare di più