2010
DOI: 10.2478/v10109-010-0051-6
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The treatment of urinary stress incontinence with particular consideration of physiotherapeutic methods

Abstract: WprowadzenieNietrzymanie moczu jest poważnym problemem medycznym (diagnostycznym i terapeutycznym), a także, a może przede wszystkim, społecznym. Schorzenie to jest uciążliwe dla wielu kobiet na całym świecie. Mimo że nie zagraża ono życiu, pogarsza znacznie jego komfort, prowadząc do niesprawności fi zycznej, zawodowej, a często też psychicznej [1,2]. Nadal pokutuje przekonanie, że jest to choroba nieuleczalna. Nic bardziej błędnego, gdyż obecnie dostępnych jest wiele metod leczenia, które można dostosować ni… Show more

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“…It is important to remember the contraindications to procedures; 4,63,64 (2) Therapeutic massage, which is used as a supplement to reeducational exercises of the smaller pelvic floor muscles. Its task is to improve the tension of connective tissue around the bladder and to improve blood and lymph flow; 65 (3) Behavioral methods, which is a therapy consisting of modification of the patient's habits and development of specific behaviors, which include taking a certain amount of fluids, dropping excessive obesity, limiting smoking and limiting consumption of products causing urinary tract irritation, (citruses, alcohol, sugars, dairy products, caffeine and tomatoes). A strenuous effort, which may cause an increase in pressure in the abdominal prelum, should also be avoided; 66,67 (4) Kinesitherapeutic methods, which include pelvic floor muscle training, consisting primarily of conscious and regular stretching and relaxation of the smaller pelvic floor muscles.…”
Section: Other Urinary Incontinence Treatmentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is important to remember the contraindications to procedures; 4,63,64 (2) Therapeutic massage, which is used as a supplement to reeducational exercises of the smaller pelvic floor muscles. Its task is to improve the tension of connective tissue around the bladder and to improve blood and lymph flow; 65 (3) Behavioral methods, which is a therapy consisting of modification of the patient's habits and development of specific behaviors, which include taking a certain amount of fluids, dropping excessive obesity, limiting smoking and limiting consumption of products causing urinary tract irritation, (citruses, alcohol, sugars, dairy products, caffeine and tomatoes). A strenuous effort, which may cause an increase in pressure in the abdominal prelum, should also be avoided; 66,67 (4) Kinesitherapeutic methods, which include pelvic floor muscle training, consisting primarily of conscious and regular stretching and relaxation of the smaller pelvic floor muscles.…”
Section: Other Urinary Incontinence Treatmentsmentioning
confidence: 99%