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Daniel S. Elliott, M.D. a Mayo Clinic urologist discusses urinary incontinence. as it occurs in women. He comments on the profound impact that this condition can have on quality of life, and explains the advantages and disadvantages of different treatment options (including surgical) which may be appropriate.

Daniel S. Elliott, M.D., a Mayo Clinic urologist, discusses urinary incontinence as it occurs in men. He comments on the profound impact that this condition can have on quality of life, and explains the advantages and disadvantages of different treatment options (including surgical) which may be appropriate.

Kegel exercises can help build pelvic floor strength. The motions are designed to squeeze the muscles you would use to stop urinating or passing gas and strengthen them over time. Learn how kegels work and the right way to do a kegel exercise for results.

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Urinary incontinence can be a big hassle at any time of the year, but during the busy holiday season it can present some extra challenges.

Studies have shown that about 50% of older adults have some form of incontinence. For most, it can be an uncomfortable, messy, or embarrassing situation to manage.

September is National Prostate Cancer Awareness Month and it is important to know that one in every nine men will develop Prostate Cancer in their lifetime. That statistic makes Prostate Cancer the most common cancer among men, besides skin cancer. An unfortunate statistic is that one in every 41 men die from Prostate Cancer.