Update: We recognize that enduring a power outage can be challenging due to dropping temperatures, devices requiring charging, and other needs. If you are in need of heated shelter or power, King County has established a dedicated resource page to help you locate available warming shelters: kcemergency.com. Also, community recharging for small electronics and medical equipment is available at Kirkland City Hall Friday, November 22, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

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Incontinence

There are several surgical options available for treating incontinence.

Injection (bulking): Your doctor may inject a thick substance called a bulking agent into the area around the bladder to support it. This outpatient procedure takes about 15-20 minutes.
Sling surgery: A minimally invasive surgery that takes about 20-30 minutes; however because general anesthesia is used, you will be in the Ambulatory Surgery Center for 2 hours. A piece of your own tissue or a synthetic material is used to support the bladder neck and urethra.
Radiofrequency bladder neck suspension: A minimally invasive procedure in which the pelvic tissue is gradually and precisely heated; this allows for shrinking and stabilizing to keep the urethra from leaking.
Retropubic suspension: Your surgeon attaches the bladder to structures behind the pubic bone to provide additional support.