- Collagen and Durasphere injections – Used to supplement the closing of the urethra during coughing, sneezing or laughing. An outpatient procedure.
- Exercises – Called “Kegel exercises,” they are very effective in controlling the bladder, especially when combined with a local hormone cream.
- Medications – Anticholinergic medications have proven to be very effective in reducing female and male incontinence, with fewer side effects than past medications.
- Urethral sphincter mechanism – In some cases, male incontinence is best treated with the installation of this device in an outpatient procedure.
- Slings – A very effective surgical procedure.
- Biofeedback and electrical stimulation – Proven modern methods for effective incontinence relief.
At Lubbock Urology, we can quickly and easily evaluate your condition and make recommendations based on our many years of experience with virtually every type of incontinence problem and solution.
