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28. Urineverlies (urine-incontinentie bij vrouwen)

Auteur : Dr. J. H. Dekker

Gepubliceerd in: Therapie van alledaagse klachten

Uitgeverij: Bohn Stafleu van Loghum

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Samenvatting beleid

De eerste stap is duidelijkheid krijgen met welke vorm van urine-incontinentie we te maken hebben: stress, urgency (urge) of gemengd. Vervolgens wordt de behandeling gekozen die aanbevolen wordt voor het gediagnosticeerde type of (in geval van gemengde incontinentie) van het type dat de hinderlijkste klachten geeft. Bij stressincontinentie zijn oefeningen voor de bekkenbodemmusculatuur of een pessarium eerste keus, bij ernstige vormen kan ook meteen de optie van een ‘bandje’ besproken worden. Bij urgency-incontinentie is de eerste keus blaastraining in combinatie met bekkenbodemspieroefeningen. Bij onvoldoende effect kan hier het anticholinergicum tolterodine aan toegevoegd worden. Goede informatie over incontinentie en over oefeningen voor de behandeling daarvan is te vinden op www.​thuisarts.​nl/​urineverlies-bij-vrouwen.
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Metagegevens
Titel
Urineverlies (urine-incontinentie bij vrouwen)
Auteur
Dr. J. H. Dekker
Copyright
2018
Uitgeverij
Bohn Stafleu van Loghum
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-368-1922-0_28