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Ordinarily, the urethra maintains a tight seal to prevent involuntary loss of urine. For women with stress urinary incontinence, a weakened pelvic muscle floor cannot support the urethra in its correct position. To correct this, your surgeon will insert a mesh tape through the vagina to support the urethra.
