What to do about menopausal urinary incontinence

Generally speaking, after women enter menopause, the functions of various organs in their bodies will gradually decline. This is caused by the degeneration of ovarian function. Some patients with more serious conditions may also suffer from urinary incontinence. Most menopausal women suffer from urinary incontinence mainly due to stress, which usually happens more often during exercise. For this situation, you can take medication or take care of your health through your own adjustments.

Urinary incontinence in menopausal women can be relieved and cured by themselves without taking medication. That's pelvic floor muscle training. In daily life, you can continuously contract your pelvic floor muscles every day, which is also the action of contracting your anus. Each movement lasts for two seconds, then pause for a few seconds and repeat this ten times. If you keep training every day, you will see results after a period of time.

In terms of medication, you can choose adrenaline receptor agonists to stimulate the smooth muscles of the female urethra, thereby helping to solve the problem of female urinary incontinence, but there are certain side effects, such as headaches or cold limbs, and if severe, it can cause cerebral stroke. If the threat of side effects is eliminated, it can be used in combination with the first method.

If urinary incontinence is severe enough to affect the quality of life, it may be treated through surgery. This treatment method is less harmful to the human body and is more effective, but there is a small chance of bladder damage or urinary retention.

Because menopausal symptoms may occur in both men and women, targeted treatment should be adopted in the specific treatment process to choose the best treatment method according to the different physical conditions of different people. The treatment methods for men may be more complicated than those for women, so male friends should pay special attention to this aspect.