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Article on New device for Bladder Control and Incontinence

Posted by bens1 @bens1, 4 days ago

I just read this from urology times.
https://www.urologytimes.com/view/fda-approves-altaviva-device-for-urge-urinary-incontinence/?ekey=RUtJRDpFOEJGNjBDNy0wNDNELTQ0RDktQkU3NS1DMjg3N0NBMjA3N0Q%3D&utm_campaign=emailname&utm_medium=email&_hsenc=p2ANqtz-8BIup1B2aJszFdbX2O8o4P5xDRifnfa5DWvH4JmqcxAKZ-yc6JstdxQR8sbFpZsU16HRxAbhfAhy-vO4i1WIHTjJzHSw&_hsmi=386251169&utm_source=hs

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peterj116 | @peterj116 | 4 days ago

Huh? Ankle?
It mentions an ankle implant & then spends the rest of the article saying how wonderful it is.
How does it work?
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gkm | @gkm | 4 days ago

Most of us suffering from incontinence post surgery, suffer from stress incontinence, not urge incontinence.

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surftohealth88 | @surftohealth88 | 3 days ago
In reply to @peterj116 "Huh? Ankle? It mentions an ankle implant & then spends the rest of the article saying..." + (show)
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Huh? Ankle?
It mentions an ankle implant & then spends the rest of the article saying how wonderful it is.
How does it work?

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@peterj116
I didn't have time to read the whole article, it is for urge incontinence - probably sends some "scrambling" nerve impulses to nerves that branch down from pelvic area and slow nerve signaling to the bladder.

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peterj116 | @peterj116 | 3 days ago
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@peterj116
I didn't have time to read the whole article, it is for urge incontinence - probably sends some "scrambling" nerve impulses to nerves that branch down from pelvic area and slow nerve signaling to the bladder.

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@surftohealth88 Sounds like it may be of help to some, then.

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surftohealth88 | @surftohealth88 | 3 days ago
In reply to @peterj116 "@surftohealth88 Sounds like it may be of help to some, then." + (show)
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@surftohealth88 Sounds like it may be of help to some, then.

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Yes- of course , for all people (male or female) who have urge incontinence. I am sure it is very annoying and serious problem. Maybe even more so 😔, imagine feeling of needing to "go" all the time and than leaking on top of that.

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