Incontinence - NOW Health Network Incontinence

Power of postive thinking and the mind : Incontinence

Emotional Distress: An Incontinence diagnosis can lead to feelings of fear, worry, anger, and helplessness, significantly affecting emotional well-being.
Increased Risk of Disorders: Men diagnosed with Incontinence have a higher risk of developing mental health disorders, with some studies showing this risk can persist for many years after diagnosis.

Treatment-Related Anxiety: The process of diagnosis, treatment decisions, and ongoing monitoring (like PSA checks) can all trigger anxiety.
Chronic Pain and Stress: This condition is associated with high levels of stress, depression, and anxiety due to chronic pain and a diminished quality of life, according to a National Institutes of Health (NIH) study.

Dr. Dean Elterman, MD, MSc, FRCSC Urological Surgeon

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Dr. Dean Elterman, MD, MSc, FRCSC Urological Surgeon

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Prostate NOW Power of positive thinking and the mind.

Prostate health significantly impacts mental well-being, as conditions like prostate cancer and chronic prostatitus are linked to increased rates of depression , anxiety and stress. Cancer treatments, such as surgery, can also cause mental health issues like cognitive difficulties, feelings of isolation, and anxiety about PSA levels, impacting overall quality of life. Men experiencing these changes should seek support, talk about their feelings, and connect with mental health professionals, support groups, or trusted individuals.