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Are you tired of those frequent trips to the bathroom? You may think bladder control problems are something that occurs only when you get older.  Women who have stopped having their periods—menopause—often report bladder control problems. While men don’t have menopause they too can experience bladder control issues. You can both regain control!

The bladder is a balloon-shaped organ that stores and releases urine.  The bladder is supported and held in place by pelvic muscles.  Ring-like muscles called sphincters help keep the urethra closed so urine doesn’t leak from the bladder before you’re ready to release it.  Several bodily systems must work together to control the bladder.  The bladder muscle relaxes when it fills with urine and squeezes when it’s time to urinate.  Nerves carry signals from the bladder to let the brain know when the bladder is full.

Bladder problems quite often go on for a long time before a person asks for help. The testing may sound embarrassing but necessary and should be your first step in searching for relief. The health professionals who perform the tests try to make you feel comfortable and give you as much privacy as possible. Some reasons for those sudden urges may include weak or overactive bladder muscles or in men an enlarged prostrate.

People who have bladder control problems have trouble stopping the flow of urine from the bladder.  Incontinence is uncontrollable leaking of urine from the bladder. Bladder and urinary tract health can have emotional, psychological and social effects.

You might want to consider bladder retraining to relieve the symptoms. This is sometimes effective in helping to successfully increase the amount of time between trips to the bathroom. You should consult a physician about this.

A great majority of people with bladder control problems can be helped by treatments that are available now. Enablex is a prescription medicine used in adults to treat a condition called overactive bladder. Of course this requires a trip to your doctor to discuss the problem and obtain a prescription. You might want to consider a natural alternative before reaching for that chemical solution. Natural alternatives are commonly easier on your body but should also be discussed with your doctor to make sure there is no adverse interaction with any other medication you might be taking.

Flotrol is one such product which claims to ease the problems of an overactive bladder in a safe, natural manner. It contains a unique combination of herbs especially formulated for mature adults. The natural ingredients claim to help you:

• Reduce the strong urge to go to the bathroom immediately (urgency).
• Reduce leaks or wetting accidents (urinary incontinence).
• Reduce going to the bathroom too often (urinary frequency).

Incontinence is both a health problem and a social problem.  Incontinence affects both sexes and all ages but is most common in older people.  Incontinence results from an inability to hold urine in the bladder due to loss of voluntary control over the muscles (urinary sphincters) around the opening of the urine tube (ureter).  Urinary incontinence is believed to affect at least 13 million people in the United States.  Most men with incontinence are older and suffer from some type of prostate disease.

So, if you are tired of those frequent trips to the bathroom and/or leaking issues; let the natural ingredients of Flotrol help you.  It is a natural bladder control supplement for both men and women and contains a unique combination of herbs which have been used for hundreds of years to promote good urinary flow, bladder control, and overall urinary health especially formulated for mature adults.