At Seattle Regenerative Medicine Center, we understand that sexual health is integral to overall well-being. Our non-invasive treatments, including EMSELLA therapy, are designed to strengthen pelvic floor muscles, enhancing sexual function and confidence for both men and women. By addressing underlying issues such as pelvic floor weakness, we help you regain control, improve intimacy, and restore quality of life—without surgery or downtime.
Pelvic floor weakness and incontinence in men
Like women, men also suffer from incontinence related to pelvic floor weakness. Invasive pelvic surgeries such as prostatectomy or bladder surgery can, unfortunately, result in incontinence or erectile dysfunction. Smoking, prostate issues, obesity, family history, and even neurological disorders can also lead to incontinence in men.
Schedule A ConsultationIncontinence in men manifests itself in a small amount of leakage during workouts, heavy physical activity, or at the end of the day. Those with a chronic cough or obesity are at greater risk, as these issues can put pressure on the bladder and lead to stress-induced incontinence. Some men suffer from what is known as “urge incontinence,” which is to say, the need to urinate frequently or leakage issues when their bladder is full.