How to treat female urinary incontinence

Female urinary incontinence can mostly be treated with oral a-receptor blocker drugs or anticholinergic drugs and surgical methods. Female urinary incontinence may be caused by bacterial infection or urethral sphincter dysfunction, and there may be a variety of symptoms such as poor urination and dysuria. Urgent urinary incontinence can be treated with anticholinergic drugs under the guidance of doctors, which can inhibit the contraction of their detrusor muscles to control their urinary incontinence diseases. It belongs to filling urinary incontinence. A receptor blocker can be used according to doctor's advice to reduce bladder outlet resistance and relieve the symptoms of urinary incontinence. When the condition is more serious and causes serious difficulty in urination, it can be treated by surgery. Patients can choose targeted treatment under the guidance of doctors according to the severity and type of their illness, which can control their own development and is conducive to the treatment and recovery of their illness.