Incontinence Surgery

Incontinence surgery is a medical procedure aimed at treating urinary or fecal incontinence, which is the inability to control bladder or bowel movements. These surgeries typically address underlying issues like weak pelvic muscles, damaged sphincters, or other structural problems. Common methods include implanting devices such as slings or cuffs to support or compress the urethra, or repairing damaged muscles. The goal is to restore normal control, reduce accidents, and improve quality of life. Surgical options vary based on the cause and severity of incontinence and are performed by specialists trained in pelvic or urological surgery.