After 20-plus years of treating urinary incontinence, Linda Adams, LVN CUA is taking names and talking treatments. There’s no need to suffer through frustrating incontinence symptoms, as there are a number of treatment options available to get you living and laughing again.
Dr. Jesse Le gives cycling safety tips so you can enjoy the benefits of cycling while avoiding the possible negative urological consequences.
Both women and men can become incontinent from neurologic injury, birth defects, stroke, multiple sclerosis, and physical problems associated with aging.
Treatment for bladder infections is often antibiotics, which kill both good and bad bacteria. D-mannose is a natural supplement and alternative treatment that works by preventing bacteria from sticking to your bladder wall.
Kegels, or pelvic floor exercises, are an effective way for men & women to fight urinary incontinence. Linda Adams discusses how your smartphone can help you complete your Kegel exercises and boost the strength of your pelvic floor.
Board certified urologist Dr. Lieb in Walnut Creek, California explains using cranberry juice to treat bladder infections and lemonade for kidney stones.
This blog post by Dr. Wei Zheng provides tips on things you can do to prevent getting kidney stones, which can be more likely to form in summer heat.
The color of urine, its odor and consistency are indications of how your body filters and how your lifestyle affects that process.
In 2015, 50% of people diagnosed with bladder cancer were tobacco smokers. Learn how tobacco causes bladder cancer and get help quitting once and for all.
Many people suffer from stress urinary incontinence, which is urine leakage during an activity, and can be managed through behavioral modifications or medications.