Stress Incontinence
The most common form of incontinence in women, often brought on by childbirth, ageing or menopause as the pelvic floor muscles stretch or weaken. This reduces how well the muscles hold the bladder and urethra, so stress on the muscles — sneezing, coughing, standing, jumping or lifting — can cause leaking.
It can disrupt sleep, intimacy and confidence, and the traditional treatments — colposuspension, sling surgery, or vaginal mesh — carry real surgical risk and long recovery. Non-surgical options like BTL Emsella now offer relief without that risk.