Unintentional urine leakage and decreased blood pressure levels.
Hey there! Mark your calendars for a free, online seminar hosted by the Gelsenkirchen Continence and Pelvic Floor Center on June 17, 2025, as part of World Continence Week. It's going to be an informative session on incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse treatments and prevention, bringing together experts from different disciplines for your benefit.
Expect detailed information about possible causes, treatment options, and supportive measures, all aimed at comprehensively educating patients. This collaborative event involves the Proctological Department of the Clinic for Visceral Surgery, the Clinic for Urology, and the Clinic for Gynecology.
Here's a little sneak peek at some common treatments and supportive care for both conditions:
For incontinence, you'll find recommendations for:- Lifestyle modifications: managing weight, fluid intake, and diet- Pelvic floor muscle training (PFMT): Kegel exercises, biofeedback, and electrical stimulation- Medications: Anticholinergics, beta-3 agonists, and topical estrogen- Surgical options: Sling procedures, artificial urinary sphincters, and bulking agents- Supportive devices: Pessaries and absorbent products
Regarding pelvic organ prolapse (POP), the strategies usually include:- Conservative management: PFMT, pessaries, and lifestyle changes- Surgical procedures: Vaginal surgery, hysterectomy, mesh procedures, and minimally invasive techniques- Supportive & rehabilitation measures: Physical therapy, behavioral therapy, and multidisciplinary care
Stay tuned for more details on this enlightening event. The login details will be available on the webinar day!
At the free online seminar, you'll discover insights about chronic diseases like incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse. You'll learn about various approaches to manage these conditions, such as health-and-wellness strategies like diet and exercise, or mental-health aspects. In terms of incontinence, treatments might involve lifestyle modifications, pelvic floor muscle training, medications, surgeries, and supportive devices. For pelvic organ prolapse, strategies may include conservative management, surgical procedures, and supportive rehabilitation measures. Both men's health and women's health will be addressed by medical experts from various disciplines, including urology, gynecology, and proctology.
