Bladder training. This means controlling when and how often you use the bathroom. · Pelvic floor exercises. You might have heard of Kegels. · Quit ...

Enlarge. There are no FDA approved medicines to treat SUI yet, but there are things you can do. Ways to manage ...

What your treatment will involve · adjust your diet or fluid intake · maintain a clear and well-lit path to the bathroom · use absorbent undergarments or pads · take ...

Pads. You can wear disposable pads in your underwear to absorb leaking urine. · Absorbent, washable underwear. · Adult incontinence briefs. · Waterproof ...

Medications for urinary incontinence · Anticholinergics calm overactive bladders and may help patients with urge incontinence. · Topical estrogen ...

Bladder training. If you've been diagnosed with urge incontinence, one of the first treatments you may be offered is bladder training. Bladder training may also ...

Learn about possible causes of the loss of bladder control and what treatments are available for this problem.

Medications commonly used to treat incontinence include: Anticholinergics. These medications can calm an overactive bladder and may be helpful for urge incontinence. Mirabegron (Myrbetriq). Alpha blockers. Topical estrogen.