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SUI is a condition that many women and men suffer from and the condition is caused by POP, pelvic organ prolapsed. Women are more likely to endure POP and it can be very difficult, not to mention uncomfortable, for those suffering with stress urinary incontinence as a result. The smallest things can put you at risk for leakage; laughing, sneezing, exercising! Any movement that requires the use of your lower abdominal muscles could result in urinary leakage. This can really negatively impact one’s quality of life and in a very short time frame, regardless of age.

Don’t be discouraged if you have SUI, however, because there are options that can improve symptoms and treat this condition. You have likely already done some research and discovered mesh surgery was an option, however, this should be a ‘last-resort’ option. Searching out non-invasive treatment options should be your first step to obtaining relief.

Pelvic floor exercises are a common treatment option as well as lower abdominal exercises. However, a pessary device can provide even better results for many. Combining the non-invasive options can also be beneficial and is always advised before surgical options are even considered. You can learn a great deal more by talking with your physician.

SUI Control Using Pelvic Floor Exercises

This particular type of exercise is also known as ‘Kegel’ exercises and they work great to improve muscle strength which in turn can help control the flow of urine. As we age these particular pelvic floor muscles become weak or are negatively impacted during pregnancy or after child birth. This weakness can lead to sagging of the pelvic organs (POP).

Repeated contraction and relaxation helps to strengthen these individual muscles and can significantly improve urinary leakage over time. Many times these exercises are recommended or prescribed in addition to a vaginal pessary device that minimizes leaks while wearing.

SUI Control Using Pessary Devices

What is a pessary? A pessary is a device that is inserted into the vagina, but is removable and cleanable. The device helps to support the bladder neck while realigning the vaginal wall, eliminating the risk of urinary leakage while it’s worn. There is a great advantage to using this device rather than disposable pads. Rather than catching the leaks and soaking them up, pessaries control the leakage which in turn helps to stop leakage altogether.

Pessaries are not a ‘one-size-fits-all’ type of device and they’re actually available in a variety of brands and shapes. However, there is one brand we highly recommend and that is Uresta®. The Uresta® pessary device has a revolutionary shape so it’s comfortably fits most women and is very effective at controlling bladder leaks.

Uresta® for Controlling SUI – A More In-Depth Look

For women who have been living with SUI for any length of time, they often ask if pessaries from Uresta® are the most ideal option for this particular condition. Well, the majority of women have indeed determined that, yes, Uresta® has been a life-changer for them. This particular pessary from Uresta was designed by a urogynecologist and the shape is one of the most important features of pessaries. This pessary was designed with ease and comfort in mind for simple insertion and removal.

Yes, there are some pessary devices that actually require a doctor’s visit for the device to be inserted, or removed and cleaned, and then there are pessary devices that are ill-fitting and too uncomfortable to even try. Uresta® actually fits more like a tampon, so it’s secure and comfortable enough to wear all day if necessary. And another great feature is how easy it is to clean.

In recent clinical studies, it was determined that 17 out of 20 women using Uresta® experienced significantly less bladder leakage. And even more amazingly, 6 out of 10 women using Uresta® noticed complete elimination of bladder leakage…that’s huge!

Uresta® Pessary Device VS Disposable Options

· With the Uresta® pessary, the leaks are stopped before they can happen. When wearing a disposable pad, the leaks are simply absorbed which can become very uncomfortable in a short time.

· Uresta® provides all-day protection when you need it most. Disposable options must be replaced frequently which can be disruptive.

· One Uresta® pessary device can be used for an entire year. One cost for the entire year. Disposable options mean more money spent on a regular basis throughout the year.

·Uresta® is small enough to be compact but it’s also discreet and quite comfortable. Disposable pads tend to be on the large side (in order to absorb more) which can be very bulky, uncomfortable and not to mention, awkward.

· The Uresta® pessary is more environment-friendly as compared to the pads which must be disposed of after each use.

·  A Uresta® pessary device is a more cost-effective option as mentioned above. Only once a year will you need to buy a new device but with disposable pads, you can expect to spend over 5 times the amount of a pessary device each year.

The bottom line? If you’re looking for an efficient and effective way to help prevent bladder leakage so you can keep living your life the way you want, Uresta® pessaries can help you achieve that.