Patient Testimonials
Stacy, 27, Stress Incontinence
"A lot of people don’t know that incontinence affects young women in their 20’s and 30’s. Most people make the assumption it only affects the elderly. I am 27 years old, and I’ve been dealing with stress incontinence since my son’s birth in 1998."
Annette, Mixed Incontinence
"I first sought help with OAB and stress incontinence about two years ago when I asked my GYN for help. This year, I was having more problems so she referred me on to a Urologist. We still do no have all the answers, but I really appreciate being treated like an intelligent person with genuine concerns about my own health issues."
Don, Post-Prostate Surgery Incontinence
"In 1992, I was operated on for Prostate Cancer. The cancer was removed, and the doctor told me that the leaking would soon stop. Well, it did not, and for three and a half years, I used about six Depends per day. I would line them with wash cloths to keep expenses down, and I would use about 20–30 every day. In 1995, I had an Artificial Urinary Sphincter implanted, and I am so happy to report that I am 100% dry."
Joseph, 42
"The whole thing is aggravating. It’s frustrating. It limits your freedom of your social life and leaving the house. I don’t think anybody can understand how it is."
Joan, 52
"It affects my sleep pattern. I wake up tired because I have to go to the bathroom 5-6 times a night."