A neurostimulator device will be attached to a lead and implanted under the skin. The system will deliver a gentle stimulation to the nerves that help control your bladder and bowel symptoms.

Learn how InterStim and Axonics therapy work to treat bladder or bowel incontinence, and if a sacral neuromodulation device might work for you.

Unlike conventional treatments, Medtronic InterStim ™ systems gently stimulate the sacral nerves in your pelvic area that control your bladder and bowel. This may help restore brain communication to …

InterStim is an FDA-approved implanted device that emits mild electrical impulses to stimulate your sacral nerves. These nerves, located near your tailbone, control the muscles responsible for your …

InterStim Therapy, developed by Medtronic, is a proven neuromodulation therapy that targets the communication problem between the brain and the nerves that control the bladder. It is used in some …

How does InterStim Therapy Work? The InterStim system uses a small neurotransmitter device that can be compared to a pacemaker. To make certain this therapy is right for you, your doctor will start you …

This minimally invasive, two-staged treatment can help those with urge incontinence and voiding dysfunction (inability to empty the bladder). The Interstim device, which is similar to a pacemaker, is …

Learn how InterStim™ system targets the sacral nerves that control bladder and bowel function, which may help you get your life back. At Medtronic, we believe you deserve more from your bladder and …

InterStim™ Therapy is an FDA-approved treatment for overactive bladder and urinary retention. With InterStim™ Therapy, an implantable device sends mild electrical pulses to the sacral nerves to …

From maintenance to programming to battery care, here’s what you need to know about living with an InterStim™ system for bladder or bowel control.