It’s that time of year again where people go crazy for pumpkin seeds. Whether it be drinking the juice, eating them as a snack, or even using them as a healthy replacement for bread crumbs you can’t escape from their presence in fall foods.

The truth is when you have a baby your body changes. Sometimes not in the ways you expected.

Urinary retention is a common complication that occurs after catheter removal. If this is not treated promptly, it can lead to infection.

The condition of having urine leak without warning can be very embarrassing. This is not just a problem for women; men also experience urinary incontinence.

Did you know that there is an important relationship between carbonated drinks and peeing? In this blog post, we will explore the question of whether or not carbonated drinks make you have to pee more often. 

What is biofeedback? Biofeedback is a technique that uses instruments to measure physiological signals and then shows the person the information about their body.

There is nothing worse than having a weak bladder. You can’t control yourself and you feel like you are going to explode.

Everyone knows that a healthy diet is a key to maintaining bladder control, but what do you do when your favorite foods are the ones causing you to have an accident? You can’t cut out all of these delicious foods from your life forever!

A pessary is a medical device that helps with pelvic prolapse, or when the uterus drops down into the vagina. Pessaries are worn in the vagina to hold up the uterus. The main risk of a pessary is that it can cause damage to the vagina.

Childbirth does not cause urinary incontinence. However, damage to the pelvic floor muscles and structures surrounding the urethra (the tube carrying urine from the bladder) can make women more likely to experience it.