Urinary Fistula Reconstruction

Stress incontinence is common after vaginal delivery but is treatable. Pelvic floor exercises, medications, or sling surgery can restore bladder control in many women.

Stress incontinence is leakage with coughing, sneezing, or exercise. Urge incontinence is a sudden strong need to urinate with involuntary leakage. Treatment differs for each type.

Supervised pelvic floor exercises improve stress incontinence in many women when performed correctly and consistently for 8-12 weeks. Physiotherapy guidance improves success rates.

Mixed incontinence combines stress and urge components. Treatment may address both with combined physiotherapy, medications, and sometimes surgery for the stress element.

Reconstructive urology treats urethral strictures, adult hypospadias, pelvic fracture urethral injuries, women's urethroplasty, complex genitourinary defects, penile reconstruction, and complications from prior urological surgery.

Reconstructive urologists specialise in urethroplasty and complex repairs, offering higher long-term success rates than repeated dilations or internal urethrotomy for many stricture types.