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Urinary incontinence is not an inevitable or normal part of aging. Women are more likely to experience urinary incontinence. The problems that can occur are: Skin breakdown, embarrassment, frustration, depression, and loss of self-esteem. These secondary problems of urinary incontinence can lead to social isolation, and loss of independence.Urinary incontinence can be successfully treated.Be honest with your private physician. Don't hide your problem from embarrassment and continue using peripads after menopause. Take note of how long you have been experiencing the problem and let your doctor know this fact. There can be many different causes of urinary incontinence. The most common type is "stress ... Read Full Story

Niko enjoys the bouncing cab ride a little more than she expected. They call it the G-Shot . Collagen is injected on top of the G-spot (if it exists) to enhance its size. The G-Shot was invented by a Doc in LA (of course) who claims it enhances sexual arousal and gratification. I hadn't heard of the G-shot till yesterday, when OBS Housekeeper emailed me asking if it was for real. Apparently, Niko had her G-spot enhanced in the season opener of Lipstick Jungle . Talk about product placement - it was a silly plot angle that really made little sense in an episode ... Read Full Story

Urinary incontinence affects millions of women and has a profound adverse effect on quality of life. Overweight and obesity are well known to make symptoms of incontinence worse and there is preliminary evidence suggesting that weight loss has a beneficial effect on symptoms in overweight and obese women. Last week the N Engl J Med published the results of the PRIDE study (Program to Reduce Incontinence by Diet and Exercise), a large randomized trial in 338 overweight and obese women with at least 10 urinary-incontinence episodes per week. Patients were randomized to an intensive 6-month weight-loss program that included diet, exercise, and behavior modification ... Read Full Story

For years now, Big Pharma's approach to drug marketing has been to first promote disease awareness and then sell you their drug for the disease you never knew you had until they told you about it. HPV testing and vaccination are textbook examples of an extremely successful use of this marketing approach. (With a little mandatory vaccine regulation thrown in for insurance.) But what if we could combine disease awareness with brand name recognition by actually renaming the disease with your drug's brand name? Better still, forget disease recognition altogether. Cast an even wider net and tie your brand name to the symptoms of ... Read Full Story

The World Health Organization has termed urinary incontinence as taboo. This condition, by the very nature of it, is ultra secretive. It is not something we chat about over tea. It is estimated that more than 13.5 million people in the U.S. and 7.5 million people in the U.K. suffer from urinary incontinence . Of those, less than a third seek help. How many of us are really open to alternative healing methods? Have you wondered why there is no cure available in conventional medicine? There is no one reason for it's cause, therefore the one dimensional treatment does not work. There is a ... Read Full Story