Patient education is an ongoing task.  Part of that process is to improve on our own knowledge and education along the way to provide better and more complete answers on demand.

I found this article over at WebMD that discusses a list of tips offering non-surgical alternatives to urinary incontinence problems among women.  It seems pretty comprehensive, starting with Kegel exercises and moving through a series of lifestyle adjustments as well.

Look it over.  Do you have other options that you use when counseling your patients?  Use the comment link below to share your alternatives with the other Nursing Show visitors.

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