Incontinência: quando o corpo pede ajuda

Urinary and fecal incontinence: when the body cries out for help and silence hinders treatment. The involuntary loss of urine, feces, or even gas is still surrounded by shame, fear, and misinformation. Many people live with the problem in silence, believing it's "normal with age," a consequence of childbirth, or something without a solution—and that's not true. 🎙️ In this special interview from Viva Mais SC, we spoke with pelvic floor physiotherapist Marieli Graciano, from the Inticlin clinic, who clarifies in an accessible and welcoming way: • What is urinary, fecal, and gas incontinence; • Who can be affected (women, men, and children); • The relationship with pregnancy, menopause, weight loss, and stress; • The impacts on social, emotional, and sexual life; • When to seek professional help; • How pelvic floor physiotherapy treatment works; • Real results and expectations for improvement. 💡 Incontinence is not just a physical discomfort — it affects self-esteem, relationships, and quality of life. The sooner treatment begins, the better the results. ▶️ Watch the interview to the end, read the full article on the Viva Mais SC portal, and share this content. https://vivamaissc.com.br/ Talking about the topic is an essential step in breaking taboos and showing that treatment is available. . .