Pelvic Floor Exercises Stop Urinary Incontinence with This DVD

ORMOND BEACH, Fla. - Sept. 24, 2016 - PRLog -- "If you're one of the thirteen million Americans who suffer with embarrassment of urinary incontinence, you don't have to, says well-known PBS TV health pro Suzanne Andrews.  Treating bladder issues such as urinary incontinence and prolapse with focused exercise therapy is proving highly successful for both men and women, according to the star of the PBS show "Functional Fitness."

"Women and men often feel leaking when you cough, laugh or sneeze or not being able to control urine is just a normal part of aging, and it's not."  Ms. Andrews says. "Many doctors don't recommend therapy first, but it works surprisingly well. Exercise is certainly safer and very inxpensive too," she asserted.

Problems with bladder control are common after childbirth, some types of surgery and can come as the result of several other medical issues, Ms. Andrews noted. "I developed this natural urinary incontinence treatment because I had this exact problem after having a child. That's not unusual at all, but men are also affected and don't report it."

Standard surgical solutions result in serious issues for about ten percent of women who undergo what is called a "mesh" insertion or "bladder sling." The FDA issued warnings about the risk in 2011. Nearly 300,000 such procedures were performed in 2010. That equals 30,000 women having complications.

Medicines for overactive bladder cause side effects that includes upset stomach and constipation.  Constipation makes urinary incontinence worse.

Pads can cause skin irritations, are very costly over a period of time and don't solve the problem.

"Being unable to control your bladder is bad enough, but big problems after surgery have been life-changing for tens of thousands of women. It isn't a small issue."

An occupational therapy clinician with decades of experience, Ms. Andrews quickly found that the widely-known "Kegel" exercises aren't the complete answer for bladder problems. "Prevention Magazine just interviewed me about featuring 30 Day Bladder Fix because it is completely different; not just Kegel exercises at all."  Ms. Andrews' years of developing therapies for a variety of conditions has all too often been the result of having to solve her own health issues, including bladder problems.

In keeping with the standards of her PBS show and the history of her programs, each of the routines on the "30 Day Bladder Fix" DVD are medically proven and used in practice all across the United States.

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30 Day Bladder Fix is available at http://healthwiseexercise.com/ and offers a natural treatment for women and men seeking relief from urinary leaks.