The overall prevalence of incontinence and bladder leakage in men is certainly lower than that for women, but it is an issue for many. The most prominent symptom in men is urge incontinence which is reported in 40% to 80% of male patients. Next is a mix of urge and stress which affects 10% to 30% of male patients. One of the most common causes of male incontinence and bladder leakage is some type of prostate surgery, an enlarged prostate, some neurological injury or trauma. Emsella at Stay Dry Centers is also FDA Approved for male bladder leakage and incontinence. Similar to females, the treatment strengthens the male pelvic floor by simulating Kegel exercises. Over a series of treatments, the male pelvic floor muscle which holds up the bladder, rectum and prostate will lift and will result in more control.