Kegel or cut? Variations on his theme
Brubaker, L.; Kotarinos, R.
Journal of Reproductive Medicine 38(9): 672-678
1993
ISSN/ISBN: 0024-7758 PMID: 8254587 Document Number: 417795
Pelvic floor muscle training has long been recognized as a beneficial treatment for urinary incontinence. This paper discusses the concepts of muscle grading facilitation and training. Individually designed programs, suitable for the patient's current status, are critical to success. It may be tempting to operate, but it takes a dedicated health care provider to manage incontinence nonsurgically.