The problems of urinary incontinence, affecting over 400 million people worldwide, represent a significant number. If all those affected were gathered in one country, it would be the third largest nation in the world, following India and China. Many people in Hungary also suffer from this issue, which still exists as a taboo in public consciousness, leading many to be reluctant to discuss it. Incontinence particularly affects women, occurring three times more frequently than in men. Risk factors such as aging, childbirth, and menopause can significantly influence the development of the condition. Many believe that incontinence is a natural consequence of aging, which is why they do not seek solutions,…