Stress Urinary Incontinence

What is stress urinary incontinence?

Stress urinary incontinence, or SUI, is the sudden, unintentional release of urine during normal, everyday activities. You may have SUI if you lose urine when you:

• Cough, sneeze or laugh

• Walk, exercise or lift something

• Get up from a seated or lying position

You may also go to the bathroom frequently during the day to avoid accidents.

If you are experiencing sudden urine loss, it means your urethra (the tube from the bladder through which urine exits the body) does not stay closed until it's time to urinate.

You can do something about it tooMore than 13 million women in the US have urinary incontinence at some point in their lives. You don't have to suffer with it. Call and make an appointment with us to disucss.

It's Common. It's Treatable

GYNECARE TVT* offers a chance to end stress urinary incontinence

• One-time 3D-minute treatment

• Minimally invasive and, in some cases, no external skin incisions

• The only treatment of its type with seven years of proven results - clinically proven, safe and effective

• 98% of women treated with GYNECARE TVT are still dry or report significantly less leakage seven years after treatment

• Used to treat over 1 million women worldwide, more than any other treatment of its type

• Short recovery period and quick return to normal activities

• Not for women who are or wish to become pregnant

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