Stress Incontinence · Short answers
What is pelvic floor therapy for incontinence?
A trained physical therapist teaches you to find, strengthen, and coordinate your pelvic floor muscles.
The short answer
A trained physical therapist teaches you to find, strengthen, and coordinate your pelvic floor muscles.
A closer look
Sessions may use biofeedback to show your muscles working on a screen. It helps both stress and urge leaks, and it's often the first step.
Most people do a series of visits plus home exercises.
What you can do next
If you leak urine, ask whether pelvic floor therapy fits your plan.
How we talk about this in Johns Creek and Cumming
For people we see from Johns Creek, Duluth, Suwanee, Cumming and farther north in Forsyth, Dawson and Lumpkin counties, the clinical content is the same; the office you use is the one that fits the visit.
A related official video
An official Advanced Urology video on this topic.
Where to read more
- Our page on this topic
- Johns Creek Clinic & Surgery Center
- Cumming Clinic
- Read this topic on learn.advancedurology.com
- Related page on advancedurology.com
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What is pelvic floor therapy for incontinence?
A trained physical therapist teaches you to find, strengthen, and coordinate your pelvic floor muscles.
Can I discuss this at either office?
Yes. We see patients at the Johns Creek Clinic & Surgery Center and at the Cumming Clinic. Mention stress incontinence when you book, and we will place the visit.
Book a visit with Advanced Urology today. Call 678-344-8900 or Book online.
Whenever a visit would help, the Johns Creek and Cumming teams are a phone call or a booked appointment away.