Urinary Symptoms
Passing Urine Too Often: What Counts As Too Often
More than eight times a day, or waking more than once at night, is worth assessing — particularly if it is a change from your own normal.
Female Urology
Incontinence, urgency and recurrent urinary infection in women, assessed properly rather than managed on repeat prescriptions.
Also searched as urine leakage in women, recurrent UTI treatment, women's bladder doctor
Conditions treated
- Stress and urge urinary incontinence
- Recurrent urinary infection in women
- Overactive bladder
- Female urinary tract reconstruction
Recovery
Pelvic floor and bladder retraining take six to twelve weeks to show effect, measured against your own baseline diary rather than a general expectation.
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Questions patients ask
- Is leaking urine just part of getting older?
- No. Incontinence is a condition with causes that can be identified and, in most cases, improved — with pelvic floor work, medication or surgery depending on the type.
- What counts as a recurrent urinary infection?
- Two culture-proven infections in six months, or three in a year. Recurrent infection is investigated, not simply treated again, because the reason for recurrence is what determines the treatment.
- What happens at the first consultation?
- History, examination, a urine test, a bladder diary and a post-void ultrasound where indicated. You leave knowing what is being ruled out and why.
- Does a urologist treat women?
- Yes. Urology covers the urinary tract in both men and women, including incontinence, recurrent infection, stones and pelvic urinary problems.