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bladder retraining

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bladder retraining
Etymology: AS, blaedre + L, trahere, to draw
a system of therapy for urinary incontinence in which a patient practices withholding urine while maintaining a normal intake of fluid. The interval between urination is increased from about 1 hour to 3 to 4 hours over a period of 10 days. The patient also learns to recognize and react to the urge to urinate.


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We can also advise on pelvic floor, muscle reeducation and bladder retraining, as sometimes all it takes is a little re-education.
Treatment is based on bladder retraining using biofeedback techniques and may include dietary modification and/or medication.
Bladder retraining programs are effective but require the resident to have cognitive processing ability, along with the ability to discern urge sensation and to toilet independently or with assistance.
 
 
 
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