Are bladder and/or bowel accidents disrupting your life? Overactive bladder, fecal incontinence and urinary retention may be caused by abnormal communication between the brain and bladder or bowel.

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Overactive Bladder
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Bowel Incontinence
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Urinary Retention

How Axonics Therapy can help?

Overactive bladder, fecal incontinence or urinary retention symptoms may be caused by abnormal communication between the brain and the bladder and bowel.

  1. As your bladder and bowel fills, nerve signals are sent to your brain to alert you.
  2. The brain sends nerve signals down to empty your bladder and bowel.
  3. Axonics Therapy uses a miniature implant to provide gentle stimulation to the nerves that control the bladder and bowel. This can help restore normal communication between the brain and the bladder and bowel, which can results in an improvement of your symptoms.

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Your Journey Towards Symptom Relief

To determine if Axonics Therapy is the right treatment option for you, it is important to consult with your doctor.
Axonics Therapy starts with an easy test. The evaluation period allows you to experience the level of symptom relief the therapy may provide before you commit to a long-lasting therapy.
If you and your doctor determine that Axonics Therapy is right for you, you will start your journey towards long-lasting symptom relief.

Find a Specialist Near You

Axonics Therapy offers a choice between two long-lasting implant device options to match your lifestyle.

AxonicsF15™ device remote all together.
  • The only truly recharge-free SNM therapy option available
  • Longest-lived recharge-free device, providing therapy for 10 to 20 years*
  • Small and thin design for patient comfort
  • Allows you to safely undergo a full-body MRI**
AxonicsR20™ device, remote, and charger all together.
  • Miniaturized, rechargeable device
  • Designed to provide therapy for 20 years or more
  • Gives you the freedom to go up to 6-10 months between charging*
  • Allows you to safely undergo a full-body MRI**

Clinically Proven Results

93%

of treated patients achieved clinically significant improvements at 2-year3

94%

of patients were satisfied with their therapy3

Managing your therapy doesn’t have to be complicated.

Recharge-Free Patient Remote Control

  • Pocket-sized and easy-to-use
  • No recharging required
  • Connects to your device with one click – with one hand
  • Easily adjusts therapy stimulation levels with one easy click

See What Patients Have to Say About Their Therapy

Donna H.
71 years old

It was such a simple procedure. I can’t believe how easy it was.”

Hear Donna’s Story

Results and experiences may vary.

Jill V.
45 years old

“There’s 3 buttons. You turn it on. Put it close to your body. And there it is. The use of the remote is as simple as it could possibly be.”

Hear Jill’s Story

Results and experiences may vary.

Hear From the Experts

Rebecca McCrery, MD, FPMRS

Rebecca McCrery, MD, FPMRS
Urogynecologist

I find that patients are able to live their lives like they were previously living them, before they had this condition. Most of the patients I’ve implanted have been very happy with the therapy. Not everybody has 100% results, but they do have a rather significant improvement in quality of life. That’s really what we’re looking for.

I think patients love not taking a medication, if possible. A lot of patients feel like if they take a medication, then they’re chasing side effects. I think they’d be willing to put up with the side effects and the expense involved with medications if they were getting the results they were looking for, but many times they fall short in that regard also. Patients would ultimately like to have a therapy that is efficacious and has minimal side effects. Sacral Neuromodulation therapy fits the bill, in that regard, for a lot of patients..

One of the advantages of Sacral Neuromodulation is that we can do a test and figure out if somebody responds to the therapy before we do an implant. I think it’s really helpful to get an idea whether this is going to be a therapy that’s going to get the results one’s looking for before committing to an implant.

A lot of patients are excited to have another option that doesn’t involve another medication. It does make sense to question that if you’ve tried a number of medications, is another one really going to be that much better? Having something that’s totally different is exciting for patients. It’s nice to have something that works through a different mechanism of action than medications. That resonates with a lot of patients as to why this might be a reasonable option to consider. I’ve got some patients where it takes a little warming up to, for them to embrace the idea of a therapy like this. A therapy like this isn’t for every patient who walks in the door. Once again, my job is to give a patient options, and kind of figure out what’s going to work for their life and their situation. Then, let them go in a direction that works for them.

I find that patients are able to live their lives like they were previously living them, before they had this condition. It’s amazing how many patients will say, “Now I can go out to dinner and not worry about where the bathroom is. I can go to the store and not worry about where the bathroom is.” They will start venturing away from wearing black pants only. Patients are able to do things that keep them healthy and loving life. They’re often able to engage with grandchildren, engage with their spouses—do things that are considered normal.

Take The Quiz. Find A Specialist.

Do you experience any of the following bowel and/or bladder control symptoms?
(Choose all that apply)

*Depending on therapy settings

**Under certain conditions. For more information visit www.axonics.com/MRI

Reference:

1. Pezzella A, McCrery R, Lane F, et al. Two-year outcomes of the ARTISAN-SNM study for the treatment of urinary urgency incontinence using the Axonics rechargeable sacral neuromodulation system. Neurourol Urodyn. 2021;40(2):714-721. doi:10.1002/nau.24615

Questions?

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