About 25 million Americans suffer from urinary incontinence. Not many talk about it though, mainly because they think it is a cause for embarrassment. But, with awareness, more people are addressing the issue and seeking treatment. Where women used to wait ten years before consulting a doctor, now they wait for about six, studies say. There are several false perceptions surrounding urinary continence that are being dispelled.

One such myth is that only older people get urinary incontinence.

An average patient is generally between 40 to 18 years. Another myth is the feeling that you are the only one to experience it. Another is that it is normal to leak a few drops of urine. Other myths associated with urinary incontinence is that bladder control gets more difficult with age and childbirth, that sounds or thoughts do not cause urine to leak out (they do.

This condition is called urge incontinence), that one should not drink too much water, that men do not experience urinary incontinence, that men cannot do Kegels, that natural therapies do not work and that surgery is the last resort. Instead of living with fears and misconceptions, consult a doctor.

Kegel exercises are a form of pelvic floor muscles exercises that help strengthen these muscles and help in better bladder control. You also have Kegel exercises in the market that help you do your Kegel exercises effectively. One such Kegel exerciser is KegelSmart.

This is known for its easy to understand and use design. It offers biofeedback in the form of a flashing light on the side. This light helps you know the level of progress once you insert the exerciser. It is also known for its subtlety.

With KegelSmart, you can use it anytime, anywhere without anyone ever realizing it. It is a comfortable device to use and is also easy to insert and pull out. Thanks to the tracker and the user-friendly designing, KegelSmart is considered one of the best in the market.