If you’re experiencing bladder control issues, leakage, or pelvic floor discomfort, you’re not alone — and effective treatment is available close to home. Bayside Specialist Clinic provides specialist incontinence care for women across the Redlands region, including Cleveland, Capalaba, Victoria Point, Thornlands, Wellington Point, Ormiston and Alexandra Hills. Conveniently located near Redland Hospital and Mater Private Redland, with easy parking and access for patients across the Bayside area.
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Understanding Incontinence
Urinary incontinence is common and treatable, yet many women delay seeking help. It can affect anyone, but is particularly common after childbirth, during and after menopause, or as a result of pelvic floor weakness. Common signs include:
- Leaking urine when coughing, sneezing, laughing or exercising (stress incontinence)
- A sudden, strong urge to urinate that’s difficult to control (urge incontinence)
- Frequent trips to the bathroom, including overnight
- A feeling of heaviness or pressure in the pelvic area
- Difficulty fully emptying the bladder
If any of these sound familiar, a specialist consultation can identify the cause and the most appropriate treatment path — there’s no need to simply live with it.
Why Choose Bayside Specialist Clinic for Incontinence in Redlands?
Experienced specialist team
Comprehensive, whole-patient care
Private and self-pay patients welcome
Coordinated care
On-site diagnostic support
Accessible location
Our Incontinence Treatment Services
We offer a full range of continence care, tailored to each patient’s symptoms and goals:
- Assessment and diagnosis — a thorough review of symptoms, medical history and, where needed, further investigation to identify the type and cause of incontinence
- Pelvic floor rehabilitation guidance — exercise-based approaches to strengthen pelvic floor muscles and improve bladder control
- Bladder training programs — structured techniques to reduce urgency and increase bladder capacity over time
- Non-surgical treatment options — including lifestyle and behavioural strategies as a first line of care
- Surgical options — for patients who need them, discussed clearly with you as part of a coordinated treatment plan
- Ongoing management — ensuring symptoms are monitored and treatment adjusted as needed
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Frequently Asked Questions – Incontinence Redlands
A GP referral isn’t always required, but is recommended if you’d like to claim a Medicare rebate on specialist consultation fees. We accept both referred and self-referred patients.
Coverage depends on your policy and the type of treatment required. We’re happy to discuss costs and payment options at your consultation.
Incontinence can affect women at any age but is more common after childbirth and around menopause. It’s not simply a normal part of ageing, and treatment can help at any stage.
Not necessarily. Many patients see significant improvement through pelvic floor rehabilitation and bladder training alone. Surgery is only recommended where appropriate, and always discussed with you first.