Incontinence Treatment in Manchester

An incontinence specialist assesses the nature and possible causes of bladder or bowel-control problems before recommending appropriate management. The assessment may involve reviewing symptoms, medications, medical history and bladder or bowel habits.

You may benefit from an assessment if you experience repeated urine leakage, sudden urges that are difficult to control, frequent dribbling, difficulty emptying your bladder or bowel leakage. Discuss persistent symptoms with a qualified healthcare professional rather than simply tolerating them.

Your private incontinence treatment consultation may begin with a detailed discussion of your symptoms and medical background. Depending on your circumstances, further assessment may include urine testing, pelvic or rectal examination, a bladder diary or a bladder scan to check whether urine remains after you have passed water.

Yes, female incontinence treatment can be tailored according to the individual's symptoms, medical history and underlying cause. Management may include conservative measures such as pelvic floor support or bladder training, with other options considered where clinically appropriate.

A specialist assessment can help distinguish between conditions such as stress, urge, overflow and mixed incontinence. Because these problems can have different underlying causes, identifying the specific pattern is an important part of deciding what treatment may be suitable.

Not everyone requires a bladder scan. Where overflow incontinence or incomplete bladder emptying is suspected, a post-void residual assessment may be recommended to determine how much urine remains in the bladder after urination.

In many cases, clinicians consider non-surgical approaches first. Depending on the diagnosis, these can include lifestyle adjustments, pelvic floor muscle training, bladder training and, where appropriate, medication. The right approach depends on the individual's condition and clinical assessment.

Where clinically appropriate, continence care may include advice about products such as catheters, sheaths, pads or other devices. The most suitable option depends on the person's symptoms, mobility, bladder function and individual care requirements.

The cost of private continence care depends on the consultation, assessments and treatment required. The exact fee can therefore vary between patients. You can discuss the expected costs and recommended care before proceeding with treatment.

You can book online appointments with Khan's Medical to discuss your symptoms and arrange an appropriate assessment. During your consultation, the Incontinence Consultant can review your concerns and determine whether further investigations or specialist treatment are appropriate.