Incontinence therapy

A method comprising:

• controlling, by a processor, a therapy delivery module to deliver first electrical stimulation therapy chronically to a patient over a period of time to generate a first physiological effect;
• receiving input via the patient or a sensor;
• and
• controlling, by the processor and during the period of time, the therapy delivery module to deliver second electrical stimulation therapy temporarily to the patient only in response to the input received from the patient or the sensor, wherein the delivery of the second electrical stimulation therapy generates a second physiological effect that is different than the first physiological effect, and wherein the first and second electrical stimulation therapies are configured to reduce a likelihood of at least one of urinary voiding events or fecal voiding events.

A system comprising:

• means for generating and delivering electrical stimulation therapy to a patient, the electrical stimulation therapy comprising a first electrical stimulation therapy to generate a first physiological effect and a second electrical stimulation therapy to the patient to generate a second physiological effect that is different than the first physiological effect;
• means for controlling the means for generating and delivering electrical stimulation therapy to deliver the first electrical stimulation therapy chronically to the patient over a period of time;
• and
• means for controlling, during the period of time, the means for generating and delivering electrical stimulation therapy to deliver the second electrical stimulation therapy temporarily only in response to received input, wherein the first and second electrical stimulation therapies are configured to reduce a likelihood of at least one of urinary voiding events or fecal voiding events.