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Incontinence

Experiencing bladder leaks or loss of control?

Bladder leakage is common — particularly after childbirth and around menopause — but it’s rarely talked about openly.

If you’re noticing leaks when coughing, laughing, exercising, or lifting, an online consultation can help you understand what support might be appropriate.

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Bladder Leaks Are Common — And You’re Not Alone

Urinary incontinence affects many women at different life stages. Hormonal changes, pregnancy, childbirth, and ageing can all weaken the pelvic floor and affect bladder control.

While it can feel embarrassing or frustrating, effective assessment and support are available. What’s suitable depends on the type of incontinence and your individual circumstances.

What causes Urinary Incontinence?

The most common type of bladder leakage in women is stress urinary incontinence. This happens when physical pressure on the bladder causes leaks, such as during:

  • Coughing or sneezing
  • Laughing
  • Exercise or running
  • Lifting or bending

Contributing factors can include:

  • Pregnancy and vaginal delivery
  • Reduced oestrogen levels around menopause
  • Weakened pelvic floor muscles
  • Previous pelvic surgery

An online consultation helps clarify what type of incontinence you may be experiencing.

AREAS OF SPECIALTY

How We Support Incontinence

Assessment And Support

A structured online consultation helps assess your bladder symptoms, triggers, and health history.

Based on this assessment, you may be advised on conservative measures, pelvic floor support, or whether a clinic-based option could be considered.

Clinic-based option: CO₂ laser for stress urinary incontinence

A non-surgical, clinic-based treatment that may be considered for some women with stress urinary incontinence after assessment.

This option is delivered by an independent partner clinic and requires an in-person consultation. It is not a medication and is not supplied by Vivafem’s pharmacy.

Clinic-based procedures are delivered by independent partner clinics and are separate from online consultations and pharmacy-supplied treatments.
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Procedural and Referral-Based Options

The following options are not medications and are not supplied by Vivafem. They are provided by a specialist partner clinic and require in-person assessment.

CO₂ laser for vaginal dryness

A non-surgical, clinic-based procedure that may be considered for some women with persistent vaginal dryness when other treatments aren’t suitable or haven’t helped.

Suitability varies and results are not guaranteed.

CO₂ laser for Vaginal laxity / Post-childbirth tone

A clinic-based procedure sometimes considered for vaginal tissue changes following childbirth or hormonal change.

This treatment is not suitable for everyone and requires assessment by an external clinical team.

How It Works

Answer A Few Questions

Answer A Few Questions

Tell us about your bladder symptoms, triggers, and health history.

Clinician Review

Clinician Review

A UK-registered clinician reviews your information.

Advice Or Referral If Suitable

Advice Or Referral If Suitable

You may be guided towards conservative measures or referred for clinic-based options.

Ongoing Support

Ongoing Support

Where appropriate, progress and response are reviewed.

Why Women Choose Vivafem

Clinician-led Assessment
Clinician-led Assessment
Every request is reviewed by a UK professional.
Respectful And Discreet Care
Respectful And Discreet Care
Private consultations with no embarrassment.
Clear Separation Of Services
Clear Separation Of Services
Transparent distinction between advice, prescriptions, and procedures.
Designed For Midlife Women
Designed For Midlife Women
Support shaped around real bladder health concerns.

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Incontinence FAQs

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It’s common, but that doesn’t mean it should be ignored. Assessment can help identify support options.

Not usually. Many women benefit from conservative or non-surgical options.

Yes. Reduced oestrogen can affect bladder and pelvic tissues.

No. It requires in-person assessment and isn’t appropriate for all types of incontinence.

You can choose to share your care information with your GP if you wish.

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You don’t need to know what option is right.

An online consultation can help you understand your symptoms and what support may be appropriate.

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