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Urinary Incontinence Treatment in Johor

Comprehensive evaluation and tailored solutions to manage leakage, restore bladder control, and improve daily confidence.

Diagnosis Overview
Urinary incontinence occurs when the bladder loses full control over urine leakage. It may result from weakened pelvic floor muscles, nerve conditions, urinary tract issues, or changes after surgery. At Gleneagles Johor, Dr. Zainal Adwin offers thorough assessment to identify the type of incontinence and recommend the most suitable treatment approach for long term management.

 About Dr. Zainal 
Dr. Zainal Adwin is a Urologist in Johor specialising in urinary disorders, prostate care, and minimally invasive treatments. He provides personalised care for incontinence through accurate diagnosis, modern therapies, and patient focused recovery plans aimed at improving bladder function and daily comfort.
 

What Is Urinary Incontinence and How It Develops

Urinary incontinence refers to the involuntary leakage of urine due to changes in bladder function or control mechanisms. It may occur because the bladder muscles are overactive, the urethral sphincter is weak, or nerve signals that control urination are disrupted. Factors such as ageing, pregnancy and childbirth, prostate surgery, pelvic floor strain, chronic cough, obesity, or neurological conditions may contribute. Identifying the cause helps guide effective treatment and support.

Symptoms of Urinary Incontinence

Sudden strong urge to urinate

Leakage during coughing, lifting, or exercise

Frequent urination, especially at night

Difficulty holding urine or reaching the toilet in time

Continuous dribbling due to incomplete emptying

Reduced bladder control after surgery

Diagnosis Options

Diagnosis focuses on identifying type and underlying cause.

Medical History Review and Physical Exam

Assesses symptoms, lifestyle factors, and medical background.

Urinalysis

Checks infection, inflammation, or bladder irritation.

Ultrasound or Imaging

Evaluates bladder function and urinary tract health.

Urodynamic Tests

Measures bladder pressure, muscle activity, and control.

Treatment Options

Treatment depends on severity, bladder function, and medical history.

Lifestyle and Pelvic Floor Training

Strengthens muscles and improves daily control.

Bladder Training and Behavioural Therapy

Supports regular emptying and improves bladder capacity over time.

Medication Support

Helps relax bladder muscles or improve sphincter function depending on type.

Post Surgery Recovery Plans

Supports healing and control after prostate or pelvic procedures.

About Dr. Zainal

At Gleneagles Johor, Dr. Zainal Adwin offers personalised treatment for urinary incontinence using modern diagnostic tools and patient focused care. His approach prioritises comfort, gradual improvement in bladder control, and long term urinary health with supportive follow up.
What causes urinary incontinence?

Causes may include pelvic muscle weakness, nerve issues, surgery, infection, or bladder overactivity.

Is incontinence a normal part of ageing?

It is common but not something to ignore. Evaluation helps identify treatable causes.

Do all cases require surgery?

No. Many cases improve with exercises, training, or medication. Procedures are offered only when necessary.

Can incontinence occur after prostate surgery?

Some men experience temporary leakage during recovery. Supportive treatment helps improve control over time.

How long does improvement take?

Progress varies by condition and treatment, with many patients improving gradually over weeks or months.

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