Women's Urology?

Until now, I thought men had to go to urology for reproductive issues and women to obstetrics and gynecology for treatment, but that's not always the case.

 

Lately, I realized that there is a place called women's urology, and I learned that urology is not only for men.

 

I found that they provide a variety of treatments. I was surprised to see such things being offered.

 

 

Among them, I became curious about urinary incontinence.

Pregnant women who have natural childbirth often experience urinary incontinence later on, and I heard that surgical treatment is usually performed.

 

I heard that if you come here early in the initial stage, medication treatment is also possible. What kind of medication was used for the treatment?

 

Are the second Kegel exercises or the various pelvic floor exercise devices widely sold on the market really helpful for urinary incontinence?

 

Finally, do young people also experience urinary incontinence?

 

After giving birth, I find myself curious about various things^^