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Griebling TL – A wide variety of behavioral, pharmacologic, and surgical therapies are available to treat urinary incontinence, and these may be used alone or in combination. Treatment can help to improve or eliminate symptoms for many patients, leading to enhanced quality of life and improved functional status.

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