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Over 60% of adult women experience urinary leakage. Understanding your specific type is the first step toward lasting recovery.
Urinary incontinence is the involuntary leakage of urine, ranging from occasional minor dribbles during a laugh or sneeze to sudden, uncontrollable surges. It is a widespread condition that points to an underlying disruption in pelvic floor muscle strength or nerve communication. Rather than treating it as an inevitable part of aging or postpartum life, our clinic identifies your specific clinical category to deliver targeted, restorative care.
Types of incontinence
Stress & urge incontinence
Stress incontinence triggers leakage during physical movements like coughing, laughing, or exercising, due to weakened pelvic muscles.
Urge incontinence (overactive bladder) causes a sudden, intense impulse to urinate, often driven by hyperactive nerve signaling.
Overflow incontinence
Occurring when the bladder muscle cannot fully empty, overflow incontinence leads to constant, involuntary dribbling. This mechanical issue frequently presents as a persistent sensation of fullness or difficulty starting urination.
Functional incontinence
Often unrelated to a bladder defect, functional incontinence occurs when physical or cognitive impairments — such as advanced arthritis or joint degeneration — prevent reaching a restroom in time.
Common signs of incontinence
Incontinence presents differently for everyone. Recognizing these common indicators helps us pinpoint exactly where your pelvic floor needs support.
- Physical pressure triggers. Involuntary leaks during everyday movements — coughing, sneezing, laughing, bending, or exercising — a clear sign that supporting pelvic floor muscles need structural retraining.
- Overactive bladder signals. Sudden, intense impulses that are difficult to control, rushing to the restroom but not making it in time, or more than eight bathroom trips per day.
- Incomplete emptying & nocturia. Waking multiple times at night to urinate, a persistent sense that the bladder is never fully empty, or continuous dribbling after using the restroom.
Advanced Pelvic Wave therapy
Every recovery journey begins with a comprehensive diagnostic evaluation. Our team reviews your medical history, analyses specific symptom triggers, and evaluates overall bladder function to pinpoint the exact type and severity of your incontinence.
Our primary non-surgical solution is advanced Pelvic Wave therapy, which uses extracorporeal magnetic innervation (ExMI) to stimulate and rebuild the pelvic floor. During these painless 20-minute sessions, you remain fully clothed while relaxing in a specialized therapeutic chair that delivers targeted electromagnetic pulses.
These pulses induce thousands of rapid muscle contractions per session, retraining your neuromuscular system and increasing structural muscle tone. A typical clinical course runs 24 sessions — with no surgery, no medication, and no downtime.
Individual results vary and no outcome is guaranteed. Suitability is determined following an individual clinical evaluation.
A compassionate partnership built on three decades of clinical expertise
Choosing where to seek help for bladder control is a deeply personal decision that requires trust and empathy. Backed by over 30 years of experienced healthcare leadership under Dr. Miller, our Nashville team provides a welcoming, judgment-free space where your dignity is always protected.
We reject temporary patches, moving instead toward advanced diagnostic assessment and non-surgical Pelvic Wave technology that addresses the root source. We approach your recovery as a partnership — matching clinical tools with a care plan crafted around your daily life and long-term wellness goals.
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