Hand Book Of Urinary Incontinence In Older Women

This book sheds light on the anatomical and physiological changes for aging women. and clarifying
their needs, concern for older women. It describes the key components of the nursing assessment
for urinary incontinence among older women. The chapters explain how nerves, muscles, and other
anatomical factors change to control the bladder and how they can be affected by aging. The
authors discuss the types of female urinary incontinence, clinical manifestations, and how the
condition is diagnosed and treated. This book discusses various treatment options including
biofeedback, behavioural therapy, pelvic floor muscle exercises, medications and medical therapy,
minimally invasive treatments for surgical procedures, and describe the complications, this book
discusses new and emerging therapies and provide Knowledge of treatment choice for older adults
with urinary incontinence to meet their specific needs and preferences. The chapter discusses the
importance of development of individualized care plan for older adults with urinary incontinence.