Key trends in the management and treatment of stress urinary incontinence.

Alison Bardsley

Journal: Professional nurse (London, England) 2004;19(10):30-2

PMID: 15233069

Abstract

Stress urinary incontinence is a problem affecting about 42% of women in the UK. Nurses are working to overcome the perception that it is a natural outcome of childbirth or the ageing process. This paper provides an overview of current treatment options, including lifestyle management, pelvic floor exercises and surgical options.

Address: South West Oxfordshire Primary Care Trust.

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