Stop The Muscle Spasms Associated With Urinary Incontinence

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Stop Cramping From Urinary Incontinence

Urinary incontinence can be challenging to deal with. The sudden urge to urinate – and being unable to control it – can be a source of immense stress and embarrassment.

The fear of embarrassment often keeps people from living life to the fullest – and who can blame them? In addition, with the need to urinate suddenly, many people experience muscle spasms in their pelvic region.

However, with our Neuragenex protocol, you can finally find relief from the bladder spasms associated with urinary incontinence. With our treatment, you can once again begin living life to the fullest without the fear of cramping or embarrassment.

  • Uncomfortable cramping
  • Fear of going out in public
  • Embarrassment
  • Unpredictable muscle spasms
  • Enjoying cramp-free days
  • Sleeping without disruption
  • Living without fear or embarrassment

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What Causes Urinary Incontinence And Muscle Spasms?

Urinary incontinence often occurs as a result of bladder spasms. Bladder spasms occur when the muscles in the pelvic floor contract, causing an urge to urinate that cannot be controlled. As a result, people with urinary incontinence may experience cramping in the pelvic region. 

Several different factors can cause bladder spasms, leading to urinary incontinence. These factors can include urinary tract infections (UTIs), pregnancy, recent lower abdominal or pelvic surgery, bladder muscle damage, neurological disease, diabetes, menopause, and even older age.

Hormonal changes can also cause bladder spasms, leading to urinary incontinence. For example, during menopause or after giving birth, estrogen and progesterone levels can decrease, leading to a weakened pelvic floor and associated bladder spasms. As a result, women experience both temporary and chronic urinary incontinence more than men. In fact, almost 50% of women experience urinary incontinence, while only 25% of men do.

The Neuragenex Protocol For Urinary Incontinence

Our Neuragenex protocol is a holistic solution designed to help reduce or eliminate the discomfort caused by urinary incontinence. We avoid prescribing medications, as these usually only provide short-term relief and don’t address the underlying cause of the problem (and can also lead to harmful side effects). 

We also avoid invasive surgical treatments, as these procedures can be expensive and lead to complications such as infections. Finally, our protocol avoids chiropractic treatment methods, as they are unproven and carry potential risks.

Instead of relying on drugs or surgery, our Neuragenex protocol focuses on neurofunctional pain management. This means we get to the root causes of the urinary incontinence to address the symptoms and help prevent them from reccurring. 

We do this using several proven treatment methods, including electroanalgesia and IV therapy. Additionally, we offer lifestyle counseling so our patients can make lasting changes to their daily habits and routines.

The following is a brief overview of our neurofunctional pain management approach for treating urinary incontinence.

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We also treat many other types of pain. Pain associated with peripheral neuropathy, migraine and chronic headache pain, knee pain, and more.  We are very proud of the success stories we are able to share with you.  Don’t take our word for it; listen to the life-changing benefits patients are experiencing from our treatments!

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