Urinary Incontinence While many individuals with problems of bladder control have turned to surgery, it is now recognized that self-regulation is a more conservative first step that can represent a cost-effective alternative to surgery for many of these problems. It is possible to detect activity of pelvic floor muscles using a vaginal or anal probe, and to use these indications of muscle activity as the basis of a biofeedback paradigm that is very effective in resolving difficulties in continence. Autonomic Control Muscle Awareness and Strengthening

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