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Something
About Urinary
Incontinence I ncontinence, involuntary loss of bladder con-
trolaccidents. These words describe a
physical condition that affects an estimated 13 million Americans every day. Both men and
women, young and old, can experience some
form of urinary incontinence that can make
them feel ashamed and isolated. Worse yet is the feeling of not having control
over your own body, the feeling that somehow
you can no longer depend on it functioning the
way it did before. For some people it seems
just too embarrassing to confide in someone
about your problem, even a health care
provider. The truth is theres no need to feel this way.
Physical therapists can help. With the right
kind of treatment, you can get your bladder
control problem back under control. This
brochure will help you understand what
The web site itself may have changed. You can check the current page or check for previous versions at the Internet Archive. Yahoo! is not affiliated with the authors of this page or responsible for its content. Incontinence 1 You Can Do Something About I NCONTINENCE A Physical Therapists Perspective American Physical Therapy Association 1 You Can Do
Something
About Urinary
Incontinence I ncontinence, involuntary loss of bladder con-
trolaccidents. These words describe a
physical condition that affects an estimated 13 million Americans every day. Both men and
women, young and old, can experience some
form of urinary incontinence that can make
them feel ashamed and isolated. Worse yet is the feeling of not having control
over your own body, the feeling that somehow
you can no longer depend on it functioning the
way it did before. For some people it seems
just too embarrassing to confide in someone
about your problem, even a health care
provider. The truth is theres no need to feel this way.
Physical therapists can help. With the right
kind of treatment, you can get your bladder
control problem back under control. This
brochure will help you understand what
