Stress Incontinence
Stress urinary incontinence happens when physical pressure is placed on the bladder. Activities such as coughing, sneezing, laughing, or exercising can trigger leakage. This condition is commonly linked to weakened pelvic support structures, which may result from aging, childbirth, or hormonal changes.

Surgical Treatment for Stress Incontinence

Surgery is typically recommended for women experiencing stress urinary incontinence when non-surgical treatments are not sufficient. The goal of these procedures is to reinforce and restore the natural support system of the bladder.

Most incontinence surgeries are performed through a minimally invasive vaginal approach. This technique helps reduce discomfort, avoid visible scarring, and support faster recovery. Depending on individual needs, the procedure may be done as a day surgery with short anesthesia or combined with other gynecological treatments.

Recovery and Aftercare

Following surgery, patients can expect a gradual recovery period with clear guidelines to ensure optimal healing.

• Activity: Reduced physical activity is recommended for the first several days. Your surgeon will advise a personalized timeline.
• Energy levels: Temporary fatigue is common and usually improves within 2–3 weeks.
• Discomfort: Mild soreness in the vaginal or lower abdominal area may occur but is generally manageable with standard pain relief.

It is also normal to experience:

• Light vaginal discharge similar to a menstrual flow during the first week
• Continued clear or white discharge for several weeks as healing progresses
• Temporary changes in bladder habits, such as increased urgency or frequency

These symptoms typically resolve naturally within a few weeks as the body adjusts and recovers. Urinary flow may feel slower at first but generally improves over time.

When to Contact Your Doctor

While most recoveries are smooth, patients should seek medical advice if any of the following occur:

• Fever above 101°F (38.3°C)
• Difficulty urinating for several hours despite feeling the urge
• Very frequent urination with minimal output
• Heavy bleeding requiring multiple pad changes within a short period
• Pain that does not improve with prescribed medication

Prompt communication ensures any concerns are addressed early and safely.

A Trusted Destination for Women’s Health in Bangkok

At Yoskarn Clinic, we combine medical expertise with a patient-centered approach to deliver safe and discreet care. Our goal is to help women regain bladder control, restore confidence, and improve overall quality of life.

With advanced surgical techniques and attentive aftercare, you can move forward with comfort and reassurance — knowing that effective treatment is within reach.