What To Expect
We realize the importance to you in taking the first step in treating your bladder control problem. Recognizing the problem and seeking professional help.
We also understand that you have many questions about what to expect during your visit. While not inclusive, listed below is some useful information. If you still have questions, send us an email, submit a question via the Contact Us page, or call us to discuss your concerns.
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The Agency for Health Care Policy and Research (AHCPR) clinical practice guideline recommends a basic evaluation for urinary incontinence. This evaluation, called baseline testing, identifies bladder and urethral dysfunction. The first and most important part of the evaluation and treatment is to determine the problem.
The basic evaluation will include a history, physical examination, estimation of post-void residual (PVR) urine volume, and urinalysis.
