Leaking urine only every so often may not mean you need medical care. It's also common as you … See more

You may be able to have your bladder control problem checked without a trip to a specialist. But if your provider doesn't think your problems are serious or if treatment doesn't work… See more

Before your visit, your health care provider may ask you to fill out a bladder diary. A bladder diary is a complete, day-to-day record of your urinary habits. You track information … See more

You can get the most out of your visit with your health care provider if you can give details about your medical history. Make a list of: 1. Any surgeries, childbirths, illnesses, inj… See more

As a first step, your health care provider may suggest lifestyle changes to "train" your bladder. These may include exercises, called Kegel exercises, that strengthen the pelvic floor … See more