Leaking urine when you walk? It might not just be your bladder—it could be your posture. When your rib cage shifts forward or your pelvis tilts out of alignment, pressure builds in the wrong places. This puts strain on your pelvic floor muscles, making it harder for them to support your bladder—especially during movement like walking. Good posture isn’t just about standing tall—it’s about protecting your pelvic health. Align your spine, engage your core, and give your pelvic floor a fighting cha

How to Scan The Bladder On Ultrasound | Probe Positioning | Transducer Placement | Abdominal USG Make sure the patient’s bladder is fully filled. Place the probe midline in longitudinal orientation at the hypogastric region (suprapubic region). Thoroughly scan the bladder by moving the probe left and right across the hypogastric region. Rotate the probe 90 degrees anticlockwise to scan the bladder in transverse view. Move the probe superiorly and inferiorly to completely scan the bladder. | Dr.

Did you know that 1 in 25 men may suffer from bladder leakage? New research shows that most people are not receiving a formal diagnosis or specialist support for urinary incontinence. It's more common for women - but can affect men too. Dan Walker tells us how men can do pelvic floor exercises. | Channel 5 News