Currently, there aren't any globally-approved pharmaceutical treatments for Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI). With a predominately female patient population ranging in the hundreds of millions of people worldwide, this provides them with only surgical and physical therapy-based options, limiting their choice of solutions. While effective for some, there can be challenges that come with the invasive nature of surgical procedures, as well as non-compliance with the length of time required for successful physical therapy outcomes.