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TREATMENT OF INCONTINENCE AND BLADDER PROGRESS IN WOMEN
Bladder prolapse and vaginal prolapse are a common and very unpleasant problem for women after
forty years old. The complaints are caused by the weakening of the walls of the vagina itself, that is, weakening
connective tissue and muscles of the pelvic floor. The process is practically irreversible and cannot be treated conservatively
methods and drugs. Operative treatment is the gold standard and it is significant to say that this is
virtually minimally invasive surgery, after which the patients return to their normal selves the next day
life.
Falling out of the bladder, uterus, walls of the vagina, part of the large intestine and lowering of the perineum creates an unpleasant and
unfortunately a very common problem in women. Patients feel discomfort and pressure in the vagina.
Problems with urination and defecation are a very common symptom, together or individually.
Incontinence, i.e. involuntary urination, wetting or inability to hold urine when straining,
coughing and sneezing is a special health problem.
Incontinence today in the world, on average, affects every 3rd female person and is a major problem in
functioning and everyday life of women. Use, more than two daily pads until use
diapers for adults along with withdrawing from public life, reducing fluid intake are just some of the
numerous negative effects of this disease.
Treatment includes:
1. Stress incontinence without bladder and pelvic organs
Sling procedure (TOT-TVT) or band placement as it is popularly called - represent the gold standard and
a very successful procedure in the treatment of incontinence. The operation takes a relatively short time (15 minutes).
2. Stress incontinence with bladder prolapse
The same organ is needed above all in the case of a pronounced spasm of the urinary bladder, uterus or even the large intestine
return to the physiological position and then secure the walls of the vagina. If there is also incontinence along with prolapse
bladder, it is possible to simultaneously place a tape and perform plastic surgery of the front wall of the vagina.
Recovery
Patients recover quickly and can resume their activities after a few days.
In our clinic, a team of urologists and gynecologists successfully treats these problems, whether they occur in isolation or
as a combined pathology. Quick recovery and return to normal functioning and living represent
the imperative by which we are all guided.