Medical articles of Urinary incontinence

A sudden urge to go to the toilet or the leakage of urine is often dismissed as a sign of getting old. But it is not necessarily an inevitable consequence of aging and in many cases is treatable.

In a third and final part of a series of articles about overactive bladder, expert consultant urologist, Mr Ranjan Thilagarajah explains what the medication and surgical options are for those sufferin...

We have previously discussed the presentation and incidents of overactive bladder (OAB). In this second article Top Doctors outlines the treatment options available for this common condition.

Here, leading consultant urologist, Mr Martin Nuttall, talks about overactive bladder (OAB), a common condition in people over the age of 40. Now we take a more detailed look at how to manage the cond...

Leading consultant urologist, Mr Ranjan Thilagarajah explains how an overactive bladder is a condition that has negative effects on the patient, and is the most common cause of urinary incontinence.

Leading urologist Mr Marc Laniado discusses how benign prostate enlargement, a condition affecting 8 in 10 men above the age of 70, can be treated, and when surgery might be considered necessary.

Urinary incontinence is a surprisingly common problem that can occur for a number of reasons. Here, Mr Rowland Rees, renowned consultant urologist, explains how urinary incontinence in men can be trea...

Find out about some common misconceptions about urological problems as well as some simple tips to avoid them.