Question Title: Neurofeedback or Biofeedback Studies

Recentyl, I talked with a friend who was telling me about individuals (usually elderely) that have a difficult time controlling bowel and urine release because of a lack of muscle control. Do you know of any studies and/or equipment to assist these individuals retrain their muscles for better management of their bladder, etc. He mentioned biofeedback or neurofeedback in the conversation. Your response is appreciated.

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Dear Scott, Biofeedback is used for patients with bladder and bowel problems, It is necessary, however, to have intact sensory function. Laboratories that do anal-rectal motility studies will often do biofeedback training. Regarding Urology use of biofeedback, you should contact the Urology Forum

This information is presented solely for educational purposes.

HFHSM.D.-rf
*keywords: incontinence, biofeedback
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