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Best Female Urinary Incontinence Device Ruth Maher, PT, PhD, DPT speaks with the cast of The View about incontinence, a condition that affects 1 in 3 women in the United...
Best Female Urinary Incontinence Device Ruth Maher, PT, PhD, DPT speaks with the cast of The View about incontinence, a condition that affects 1 in 3 women in the United...
It is a general assumption that athletic people must have a strong pelvic floor because they work out regularly, however, this is often not the case.
If you want to fix bladder leaks, not fight them, head straight for INNOVO.
It doesn’t matter how strong or well-conditioned you are. Leaks happen. No one is immune to incontinence.
Find out the definition of incontinence and other incontinence related key phrases, including after dribble and residual urine in our glossary. Read more.
In this guide we’ll cover why women may experience pelvic floor pain and the symptoms they experience. And, what women can do to help alleviate the symptoms of pelvic floor...
Are you suffering from incontinence? There are a few different types of incontinence and it’s important to get a correct diagnosis. Learn more
Urinary incontinence can completely control your daily life - if you let it. Don’t let it control yours. Find out how you can put a stop to leaks today.
What are Kegel exercises and why should women do them? There’s plenty of reasons, starting with better bladder control. Read more in our guide!
We’re all guilty of holding our pee at some point, but doing so for too long can be dangerous! Learn more about how much urine the bladder can hold.
Incontinence can be experienced anytime, anywhere—even in the bedroom.
INNOVO is a clinically proven solution that’s comfortable, convenient, completely non-invasive, and 100% safe.
Your pelvic floor is quite possibly your body's biggest unsung hero.
Your pelvic floor is quite possibly your body's biggest unsung hero.
Here are some enjoyable, low-movement activities to do during your 30-minute INNOVO sessions, ensuring you can strengthen your pelvic floor muscles effectively, no matter your schedule.
50% of women are affected by bladder leaks during and after menopause. Why? Put simply, menopause causes your ovaries to stop producing oestrogen AKA the hormone your pelvic floor muscles...