Effective Urinary Incontinence Treatment with Tesla Max in Tampa, FL
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Urinary Incontinence
A Problem Nobody Wants to Talk About
It is estimated that close to 25 million Americans suffer from urinary incontinence but because many cases go unreported the numbers could be far greater the US government estimates that 55% of women over the age of 65 and 33% of all women have issues with incontinence for men the numbers are around half that of women. UI is the unintentional leaking of urine and while it sounds harmless it can cause stress anxiety and have a devastating effect on quality of life. Many with you I are afraid to leave home for fear of accident. Weaker damage muscles in the pelvic area or a common cause of UI which means that a simple laugh or sneeze might cause an embarrassing leak.
The Good News
You I can be difficult to live with but there is hope for sufferers. According to the National Association for continence 80% of those with urinary incontinence can be cured or improved with the right treatment. For millions of individuals living with you I the Tesla Max program offers a real chance at recovery.
How does the tesla max work?
Many cases of urinary incontinence caused when the pelvic floor muscles that aid and bladder control become weak and atrophied the Tesla Max directly addresses the problem by using proprietary electrical stimulation technology to produce powerful yet comfortable muscle contractions throughout the muscles of the pelvic floor during these contractions patients perform resistance exercises that work opposing muscles these simple exercises when performed during Tesla Max treatments work to strengthen the muscular sphincters that control urine flow they also help strengthen the pelvic floor muscles that give support to the sphincters and help either rethrow stay closed in addition the muscle contractions help flush out fluid buildup and improve blood flow to the tissues which aid in the repair of damaged nerves to the area.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. How common is urinary incontinence?
Urinary incontinence (UI) affects an estimated 25 million Americans, though many cases remain unreported. Statistics show that approximately 55% of women over age 65 and 33% of all women experience these issues, with men affected at about half that rate.
2. What causes the unintentional leaking of urine?
A common cause of UI is the weakening or atrophy of muscles in the pelvic area. When these pelvic floor muscles are damaged or weak, simple actions like laughing or sneezing can lead to an embarrassing leak.
3. What is the success rate for treating urinary incontinence?
There is significant hope for recovery; according to the National Association for Continence, 80% of individuals suffering from UI can be cured or see improvement with the appropriate treatment.
4. How does the Tesla Max program help with bladder control?
The Tesla Max uses proprietary electrical stimulation technology to produce powerful, comfortable contractions in the pelvic floor muscles. These treatments strengthen the muscular sphincters that control urine flow and provide better support to help the urethra stay closed.
5. Are there other benefits to the Tesla Max contractions besides muscle strength?
Yes, the muscle contractions generated during treatment help flush out fluid buildup and improve local blood flow. This increased circulation aids in the repair of damaged nerves in the pelvic area, addressing the problem at a neurological and muscular level.
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Author
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Ike Okeke is the founder and owner of Genesis Wellness Clinic in Tampa, FL. A pharmacist by trade, he earned his Bachelor of Pharmacy (B. Pharm) from the University of Nigeria in 1991. With over 30 years of pharmaceutical experience, Ike uses his medical background to bridge the gap between traditional Western medicine and holistic care.
Ike led the clinic's transition to its current name to better reflect a holistic and integrative mission—treating the mind, body, and environment of every patient. He is committed to bringing innovative, outpatient healthcare services to the Tampa community, working alongside his wife, Yvonne, who operates the neighboring Temple Terrace Pharmacy.
