Treatment of urinary incontinence caused by trauma

Urinary incontinence caused by trauma requires evaluation and treatment based on the injured area and the specific cause of the incontinence. It is recommended to see a doctor and receive professional examination as soon as possible.

Urinary incontinence is the inability to control urination and can be caused by injuries to the pelvis, spine, or nervous system. If the injury damages the bladder, urethra, or nerves that control urination, urine control may be affected. In this case, serious problems such as organ rupture and nerve damage need to be ruled out.

Treatment includes etiological treatment and symptom management. If the organ structure is damaged, it can be repaired through surgery, such as repairing bladder lacerations or correcting problems in the urethra. If it is caused by nerve damage, neurological rehabilitation training or drug intervention may be required. Some patients can improve their symptoms through pelvic floor muscle exercises, such as doing "Kegel exercises" to enhance urinary control.

To avoid delaying treatment, you can record symptoms, urination status and other information to help doctors make better judgments. Choosing a professional medical institution for detailed evaluation is the key, especially when urinary incontinence persists or is accompanied by other abnormalities. Timely medical treatment is the wisest choice.