Connecticut Center for Continence
A Patient's Guide
You may be suffering from loss of bladder control if you:
- leak urine when:
- coughing, laughing, or sneezing
- lifting packages
- climbing stairs
- you hear running water
- upon arriving home
- experience frequent urges to urinate
- know where most public restrooms are located
- limit your fluid intake
- avoid traveling
- avoid physical activity
- wear protective garments or wear only dark clothing
If you are experiencing any of the above symptoms, CCC can help. We offer:
- a comprehensive physical examination, that will assist us in developing the best individualized care for you.
- an in-depth interview with a caring professional who will evaluate your medical history and your current symptoms
- educational programs to help you understand your condition and improve the quality of your life.
- the benefits of CCC's extensive medical research studies
- the latest treatments and diagnostic testing available including:
- Urodynamics
- Medical and surgical treatment options
- Behavioral management
- Biofeedback
- support groups
- research studies
Most insurance plans cover services for the care and treatment of continence promotion.
If you suffer from loss of bladder control, you are not alone...
- Incontinence affects 20 million women and men of all age groups.
- Americans spend billions of dollars on products to cope with incontinence.
- Many people do not seek help or discuss this issue with their doctor because of the sensitive nature of the condition.
- Loss of bladder control is not a necessary part of aging.
- Loss of bladder control resulting from pregnancy can be corrected.
The CCC Support Group
CCC has a monthly support group featuring educational presentations related to the problems and management of urinary incontinence.
Medical Research
CCC participates in clinical trials through America's Doctor.
Participation is voluntary and is made available to interested patients.