Bladder leaks are common, and treatable.
Leaking when you cough, laugh or exercise, or rushing to the toilet. You're not alone, and it can improve. Talk privately to an Australian-registered GP by phone.
- Private and confidential
- Phone or video
- Urine tests
- Continence physio referrals
What we can help with
Stress incontinence
Leaks when you cough, sneeze, laugh or exercise.
Urge incontinence
A sudden need to go that's hard to hold.
Tests
A urine test to rule out infection, and other tests where needed.
Continence physio
Pelvic floor training with a specialist physio works well for many people.
Treatment
Where appropriate, your GP can prescribe treatment for an overactive bladder.
After pregnancy or surgery
Common after having a baby or prostate surgery, and often improves with support.
Talk to a GP from wherever you are.
Book in two minutes and an Australian-registered GP calls you, usually the same day.
- eScripts by SMS
- Referrals by email
When a phone consult works, and when it doesn't
A Teledoc GP can usually help with
- Leaking when you cough or exercise
- Urgency and needing to go often
- Urine test requests
- Continence physio referrals
- Treatment reviews
See a doctor in person or call 000 if
- Sudden loss of bladder control with back pain or numbness around the bottom: go to an emergency department now
- Unable to pass urine: go to an emergency department
- Blood in your urine
- Fever with pain when weeing
- A lump or bulge you can feel in the vagina
Three simple steps
Book online
Choose a time today or later in the week. It takes about two minutes, with no app or account.
Your GP calls you
An Australian-registered GP calls at your booked time, by phone or video.
Get what you need
eScripts arrive by SMS. Referrals, pathology requests and certificates come by email.
Incontinence questions
Something else on your mind? Call (07) 3303 0383, Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm.
- $49GP consultation by phone or video
- $17.99Repeat script renewal, no appointment
Is bladder leakage normal?
It's common, especially after pregnancy, menopause or prostate surgery, but it's not something you have to put up with. Treatment helps many people.
Can a GP help over the phone?
Yes. Your GP can talk through your symptoms, arrange a urine test and refer you to a continence physiotherapist.
Do pelvic floor exercises work?
For many people, yes, especially with guidance from a continence physio.
Can men have incontinence?
Yes, particularly after prostate surgery or with an enlarged prostate.
Is it confidential?
Yes. Your consultation is private and your information is stored securely.
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