A data was analyzed by demographic details, reason for admission, duration of therapy, causes of renal incontinence, side effects and complications with therapies and therapy outcome with laboratory parameters was analyzed by using different statical software’s and the result was summarized.

Out of 81patients 72 patients are willing to give the information regarding the condition out of which 18 females, 54 males are included in the study with a mean age of 22-60 years and suffered with Hemiplegia, seizures and prostate cancer (prostatomegaly) and the treatment regimen was tabulated as below.

Outof 72 patients who are suffering with renal incontinence are of age group 22-60 and both sexes with secondary education level and nutritional level of mostly average. The reasons for admission in the hospital are due to Hemiplegia and diabetes mellitus. The duration of renal incontinence is higher in below 3 years. The classes of drugs prescribed for renal incontinence are mostly anticholinergics and alpha blockers. The complications are mostly due to hemiplegic drugs and urinary tract infections, the treatment for renal incontinence is Darifencin and all the laboratory parameters and therapies, counseling aids was analyzed and discussed.

Our study concluded that the people suffer with renal incontinence is due to Hemiplegia, prostate cancer and seizures. The condition is mainly due to drugs used for Hemiplegia. The side effects, complications and surgeries cannot show any effect. The main stay is to counsel the patient and take measures to overcome renal incontinence. The physician should know the exact cause of renal incontinence before providing the treatment. As we are the clinical pharmacist we should give the detail description of the condition to maintain the life better to overcome renal incontinence.

Keywords:Hemiplegia, Renal incontinence, Prostate cancer.

Urine leaks when people exert pressure on your bladder by coughing, sneezing, laughing, exercising and lifting something heavy.

This is a condition where sudden, intense urge to urinate followed by an involuntary loss of urine. People may need to urinate often, including throughout the night. Urge incontinence may be caused by a minor condition, such as infection, or a

more-severe condition such as a neurologic disorder or diabetes.

Frequent or constant dribbling of urine due to a bladder that doesn't empty completely.

A physical or mental impairment keeps people from making it to the toilet in time [6-10].

Our study was hospital based prospective observational study conducted in tertiary care hospital.

The study was done by collecting information by using patient case sheets, based on the data a questionnaire is prepared according to the guidelines of WHO and HRQOL. Nearly data of 72 patients were included in the study with all the details of past medical history and the treatment regimen and laboratory parameters with frequency are collected [11-15].

All the patients of age above 36-70 years are included in the study with renal incontinence as a major condition.

The duration of the study was 11 months from September 2016 to August 2017.

Consent was collected by using self designed patient consent form and consent was made into three languages (English, Telugu and Hindi).

The study was approved by institutional ethical committee and tertiary care hospital.

A data was analyzed by demographic details, reason for admission, duration of therapy, causes of renal incontinence, side effects and complications with therapies and therapy outcome with laboratory parameters was analyzed by using different statical software’s and the result was summarized.

Outof 72 patients who are suffering with renal incontinence are of age group 22-60(100%) and both sexes (100%) with secondary education level and nutritional level of mostly average. The reasons for admission in the hospital are due to Hemiplegia (31.9%) and diabetes mellitus (29.1%). The duration of renal incontinence is higher in below 3 years (29.1%) and below 6 years (22.2%). The classes of drugs prescribed for renal incontinence are mostly anticholinergics (100%) and alpha blockers (97.2%). The complications due to renal incontinence are mostly urinary tract infections (34.7%) and renal stones (25%). The causes of incontinence are mostly urinary tract infections (18%) and neurological disorders (16.6%). The current therapy for incontinence, the drugs mostly include Darifencin (100%), Mirabegron (100%) and Terazosin (100%). The laboratory parameters mostly performed are mainly renal examinations and electrolytes (100%) and urodynamic studies (87.5%). The therapy for renal incontinence which are mostly performed are train your bladder (100%) and magnesium, hypnotherapy (62.5%). The surgeries mostly performed are incontinence products which doesn’t show any effects (37.5%) and urinary diversion which is effective (25%). The drugs which mostly cause renal incontinence are phenytoin (75%). The counseling for incontinence is mostly stress incontinence food incontinence and cold foot cystitis (100%). The drug interactions mostly observed are dementia (37.5%). The duration of therapy to treat incontinence is higher in above 1 and 3 years (75%) and the therapeutic outcomes for incontinence seen is average (45.8%) and the therapies and counseling aids are given to the patients all the readings tabulated as above with frequency.

All thanks and praises to God Almighty for his countless, abundant and never ending blessings in completing this work. It is a proud privileged honor for us to express our hatful thanks and gratefulness to all the persons who backed us directly or indirectly through out of this research work as magnitude. Most importantly authors are thankful to patients and health care professionals.