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Kegel exercises, behavioral treatment involving charts and diaries, biofeedback, pelvic floor electrical stimulation, and even surgery are all proven therapies.

Fast facts about bladder care by Nutrition Health Review

The methods of pelvic floor electrical stimulation vary in location, stimulus frequency (Hz), stimulus intensity or amplitude (mA), pulse duration (duty cycle), treatments per day, number of treatment days per week, length of time for each treatment session, overall time period for device use and between clinic and home settings.

Coverage of Urinary Incontinence Treatment. (Featured CME Topic: ... by Hood, Frances J. / Southern Medical Journal

Urological Devices Market Report 2008 covers, in depth, device markets for the following sectors: * BPH * Prostate Cancer * Incontinence * Bladder Cancer * Stone Treatment * Endoscopes * Urodynamics * Pelvic Floor Electrical Stimulation * Erectile Dysfunction; and * Artificial Urinary Sphincters These markets are researched and analyzed in great detail, and include annual data for units sold, average selling price, market shares, and drivers and limiters of the market.

Research and Markets: The Report U.S. Market for Urological Devices - ... by Business Wire