Urinary Incontinence
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Urinary Incontinence treatments
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Available treatments
Compare 6 treatments for Urinary Incontinence, with prices from £32 at licensed online providers.
| Medicine | From | Options |
|---|---|---|
| Detrusitol | £83 | 1 option |
| Flomaxtra XL | £32 | 1 option |
| Solifenacin | £32 | 1 option |
| Vesicare | £53 | 2 options |
| Vesomni | £57 | 1 option |
| Yentreve | £71 | 1 option |
Understanding Urinary Incontinence — Your GP's Guide
Urinary incontinence is leaking urine accidentally. It is very common, especially in women after childbirth and older adults, and is usually treatable with exercises, medication or surgery.
Medical Treatments for Bladder Control
A Comprehensive Guide to Managing Urinary Incontinence
What is urinary incontinence?
Stress incontinence happens during coughing, laughing or exercise. Urge incontinence is linked to overactive bladder. Mixed incontinence involves both. Overflow incontinence is due to the bladder not emptying fully.
When to seek medical advice
See a GP if leaks affect daily life. It is never "just part of getting older" and effective help is available.
Available treatments
Pelvic floor exercises and bladder training are first-line. Duloxetine helps some with stress incontinence. Antimuscarinics or mirabegron treat urge incontinence. Surgery such as mid-urethral slings or Botox injections are options for resistant cases.
What to expect
Pelvic floor exercises take at least three months of daily practice for full benefit. Specialist continence nurses provide tailored support.
Self-care
Do pelvic floor exercises daily, maintain a healthy weight, treat constipation, limit caffeine and drink enough fluids (about 1.5 litres a day).
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Medical information across the site was reviewed by Dr. E. Maescu (20 July 2026).