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| Behavioral Training Doesn't Help Incontinence Outcomes -- Internet Source
Women who are on drug therapy for urge urinary incontinence do not improve their outcomes by adding behavioral intervention to their treatment program. When drug therapy is implemented with frequent individualized dose titration, daily bladder diaries and careful management of side effects, initiating concurrent behavioral training does not enhance outcomes for urge incontinence in women. |
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