How is incontinence generally evaluated?

Interview: Then exam, if substantial and no response to initial management (diet and kegels) then urodynamic testing and surgery may be done.

With a few things...: Your doctor should take a full history and complete a physical exam. Other tests that prove helpful include a urinalysis, urine culture, measurement of post void residual, and sometimes a voiding diary. Other tests include imaging, cystoscopy, and urodynamics to counsel you best about the cause, treatment options, and prognosis for your urinary incontinence.