Bladder Weakness Blog

Stress Incontinence is the term used when leaks involuntarily occur as a result of coughing, sneezing or movements that put pressure on the bladder.

Urge Incontinence, also known as frequent urination or overactive bladder, refers to a sudden and uncontrollable urge to urinate, often with little warning.

Urinary Incontinence, also commonly referred to as bladder weakness or urinary leakage, is a loss of voluntary control over urination.

Frequent Urination or Overactive Bladder (OAB) is essentially having the urge to pass urine more often than usual.

Your pelvic floor is a key set of deep muscles situated in the pelvis. As this muscle is hidden from view, it’s easy to neglect it. A weak pelvic floor...

The pelvic floor muscle is quite possibly the body's biggest unsung hero. It plays a crucial role in day-to-day functions including facilitating healthy toilet habits.

Innovo survey reveals waiting in line for the toilet is our most frustrating type of queue

Bladder weakness affects between 3-6 million people in the UK annually and with sales of incontinence products reaching £180 million in the UK alone in 2016

Recent health studies have shown that in women, the higher your vitamin D levels the lower your chance is of having a weak pelvic floor.