Female urinary incontinence is a common and costly problem that affects the quality of life for many women. However, it can be managed using the correct strategies. There are several different types of female incontinence and this article discusses these along with the most common treatments, with particular emphasis on pharmacological treatments. The pharmacological treatments are discussed in detail, including dosages, side effects and monitoring.

Nikki Noble - Lead nurse menopause, nurse practitioner, Aneurin Bevan UHB