Incontinence Bladder Genitourinary Disorders

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• - Series of columns looking at causes and treatments.
  
• - Various types of urinary incontinence and their causes are categorized according to whether their incidence is most common in children, women, men or elderly people.
  
• - Introduction, prevalence, implications, physiology, basic mechanisms, evaluation, and tests.
  
• - Provides basic information about this disorder, including urinary urgency and frequency, and urge-related incontinence. Written by expert, Diane Newman.
  
• - Comprehensive listing of links to information about the non-surgical, non-drug treatment of urinary and fecal incontinence and related pelvic muscle dysfunctions.
  
• - Message board including personal accounts and medical queries. Includes a sections for teens.
  
• - Information resource and meeting place for practitioners specialized in incontinence and patients suffering from the problem.
  
• - Information on this disorder by the American Foundation for Urologic Disease.
  
• - Information about incontinence and services provided by the center.
  
• - Information about the organization which is dedicated to helping people cope with incontinence. Educating about cure, treatment and management techniques. Discussion groups, news and links.
  
• - Extensive data base of information by the National Kidney and Urologic Diseases Information Clearinghouse.
  
• - Providing information on incontinence, including FAQs and a message board.
  
• - Definition along with links to additional information. Information from DrDonnica.com.
  
• - A discussion about urinary incontinence, science, medicine, economics, weight loss, pelvic floor exercises, nutrition and food supplement.
  
• - Information about urinary incontinence, including the different types, diagnosis, treatment, management and resources.
  
• - Provides information for children and adults about various types, including bedwetting.
  
• - Articles on causes and treatments in both adults and children.
  
• - Discussion of the pathophysiological and functional factors leading to urinary incontinence.
  
• - Large data base of information for this disorder. Included chat room, email list, numerous links to resources and results of studies done on products.
  
• - A charity providing information and support to people affected by bladder and bowel problems. Includes a moderated chat room and active message board.
  
• - An in depth look at both types of this disorder, stress and urge, by Urology Channel.
  
• - Membership based organization for nurse practitioners and physician assistants. Offers CME/CE credits.
  
• - Features a women's health specialists focusing on stress and urge urinary incontinence in the Greater San Francisco, California area.
  
• - Distance Education Program at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
  
• - Find information about incontinence, and ways to manage it. Includes a chat and forum.
  
• - Information and resources on bladder control problems including diagnosis, intervention and treatment.
  
• - Short synopsis of studies and links to other papers on UI.
  
• - Offers articles and webcasts about overactive bladder, frequent urination, and urinary incontinence.
  
• - Discussion of these disorders in women. Describes the different forms of incontinence and when women should seek medical advice.
  
• - Includes answers to frequently asked questions and explanations of the different types of incontinence affecting women.
  
• - Interactive medical question and answer format about urological cancer and incontinence. Patient question is replied to by online doctors with extensive library and archive of articles on urology.
  
• - Information on the range of therapies for treating bladder control problems.
  
• - Consumer health resource center providing information on different products.
  
• - Devoted to education of patients, families and nurses in wound, ostomy and continence care and management.
  
• - Provides useful information about incontinence, bladder dysfunction, and pelvic floor prolapse. Also the services provided at the center are discussed.
  
• - Diane Newman, incontinence expert, and Dr. Eric Rovner describe this condition, its origin, symptoms, and treatments.
  
• - Self help program available as an ebook (free .pdf download), or hardback book (for purchase).
  
• - Information for women discussing bladder control problems, causes, treatments, and emotional issues of female urinary incontinence.
  
• - Presented is an in depth look at incontinence is children. Included are both nighttime and daytime disorders, how the urinary system works, treatments and cures, points to remember and further resources.
  
• - Information about the International Continence Society and details about the dates, locations, and programs of the annual meetings.
  
• - This program is intended for, but not limited to, urinary specialists, primary care physicians and other healthcare professionals who manage and treat patients with urinary incontinence.
  
• - Dr. Donnica Moore discusses the symptoms of overactive bladder and its affects on bedroom activity and social life.
  
• - Kegel exercises in prevention of urinary incontinence.
  
• - Organisation offering patient education and advocacy. Includes information on types and treatments.
  
• - Urinary incontinence, a description, a look at who gets it, and possible treatments.
  
• - Consumer health resource center providing an overview of incontinence and its causes, symptoms and treatment.
  
• - Offers information about kegel exercises and other methods of toning pelvic floor muscles to prevent or improve incontinence problems.
  
• - FAQs from the University of Iowa.
  
• - Information on the current issue about female urinary incontinence.
  
• - Information regarding the diagnosis and treatment options of incontinence and bladder control problems. Includes symptom descriptions.
  
• - Information about this disorder, its other names and a list of resources.
  
• - Information about the ICCS whose goal is to improve the quality of life and the life expectancy for all growing individuals with deficient bladder function. Details about meetings, courses and joining.
  
• - Full information about therapy with the Detrusam 500 medical appliance for professional use in a doctor's office. Target audience is urologists or gynecologists.
  
• - Discussion of urinary incontinence, the possible causes, and the impact it can have on a woman's everyday life.
  
• - Information about gynaecological examination, stress provocation test, neurological examination, the frequency/volume chart, measurement of residual urine, urinalysis, and references.
  
• - Learn the cause for frequent urination, and urinary incontinence products that can help. Also steps to promote healthy aging and bladder care.
  
• - Information about the organization as well as about incontinence. Gives resources and contact information.
  
• - A look at the OAB as well as self assessment questions, common signs and symptoms, myths and facts and patient experiences.
  
• - A guide to urinary and bowel incontinence, bladder control and adult disposable briefs, undergarments, pads, guards for men and underpads absorbent products, that contains helpful information, support and encouragement for people with incontinence and car
  
• - Risk factors, symptoms, and treatments for this disorder are discussed.