Bladder problems are common but

Bladder problems are common but not normal. Incontinence, involuntary loss of bladder control, affects an estimated 13 million Americans every day. Reduced bladder control can affect all ages, and deteriorate to the degree the person feels ashamed and isolated. Physical therapy can help nearly 70% of patients improve bladder control. The types of incontinence related issues that physical therapy can help are stress incontinence, urge incontinence, urgency, frequency, and fecal incontinence. The Women's health program at Ability Physical Therapy has had enormous success at addressing these issues. Don't suffer in silence.

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