Female urinary incontinece is really supposed to be a very disgusting problems in womens.
As child birth, micturation and sexsual intercourse are the all things related to the same place the musles over there some times get loosened.
The another reason towards the disease is the stress in day to day life which also leads to such a kind of problem in womens.
the third most reason is Urinary Tract Infection.


So better to diagnose 1st to the cause ...


oN THE TREATMENT part :

Daily yogic excersies, and some medicines only couldnot be fruitful.
In Panchakarma Uttar Basti Chikitsa could be one of the major treatment part which can show a good result in combination with Shirobasti...

Answered by Clever , an ibibo Advisor, at 5:39 PM on December 19, 2008

I think Homeopathy will work much better than any other method of treatment in your case.
Com on,look up for a good classical homeopath,and fix an appointment.
Regards

Answered by Brijesh , an ibibo Citizen, at 1:23 AM on December 16, 2008

Women experience UI twice as often as men. Pregnancy and childbirth, menopause, and the structure of the female urinary tract account for this difference. But both women and men can become incontinent from neurologic injury, birth defects, stroke, multiple sclerosis, and physical problems associated with aging.

Millions of women experience involuntary loss of urine called urinary incontinence (UI). Some women may lose a few drops of urine while running or coughing. Others may feel a strong, sudden urge to urinate just before losing a large amount of urine. Many women experience both symptoms. UI can be slightly bothersome or totally debilitating. For some women, the risk of public embarrassment keeps them from enjoying many activities with their family and friends. Urine loss can also occur during sexual activity and cause tremendous emotional distress.

Older women experience UI more often than younger women. But incontinence is not inevitable with age. UI is a medical problem. Your doctor or nurse can help you find a solution. No single treatment works for everyone, but many women can find improvement without surgery.

Many women manage urinary incontinence with menstrual pads that catch slight leakage during activities such as exercising. Also, many people find they can reduce incontinence by restricting certain liquids, such as coffee, tea, and alcohol.

Finally, many women are afraid to mention their problem. They may have urinary incontinence that can improve with treatment but remain silent sufferers and resort to wearing absorbent undergarments, or diapers. This practice is unfortunate, because diapering can lead to diminished self-esteem, as well as skin irritation and sores. If you are relying on diapers to manage your incontinence, you and your family should discuss with your doctor the possible effectiveness of treatments such as timed voiding and pelvic muscle exercises.

see this website for ayurvedic remedies for female urinary incontinence

http://www.india-sh opping.net/india-ayurveda-products/ Incontinence.htm

Answered by Arle Rambabu , an ibibo Master, at 6:29 PM on December 14, 2008