Incontinence

Around 500,000 Danes have a problem with incontinence. There are many types of incontinence but stress incontinence is most typical and mostly affects women, is an inability to hold urine during activities such as laughing, coughing, sneezing or exercise. Urge incontinence is a very sudden urge to urinate and you cannot hold it long enough to reach the toilet. It is often seen in the elderly.

Reasons

• Pregnancy and childbirth
• Weakened pelvic floor and bladder muscles
• Scar tissue
• Overweight
• Age

The treatment will consist of

Our approach to treating female incontinence is holistic and tailored to the needs of the individual patient. Treatment consists of the following elements, among others:

• Work with the connective tissue in the abdominal region. Stimulation of this tissue can reduce the stiffness and mobility of the organ but also improve the function of joints
• Work on the mobility of the pelvis and back
• Improve blood circulation in the area
• Work with the spine and nervous system
• Mental relaxation to reduce stress levels in the body
• Guidance in training is also very important, so you can learn to squeeze the muscles correctly

By combining these treatment elements, we offer a comprehensive and effective approach to managing female incontinence. We work closely with our patients to ensure they receive the best possible support and guidance throughout the treatment process. Our goal is to improve the quality of life for women suffering from incontinence and help them regain control and confidence in their daily lives.