Incontinence

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  Is Frequent Urination Always A Sign Of Ageing? Doctors Explain The Warning Signs

  Frequent urination is often blamed on ageing, but doctors warn it could signal underlying conditions such as an enlarged prostate, overactive bladder, diabetes, urinary tract infections or kidney disorders. Here's when you should seek medical help.

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  Holding Your Pee For Too Long? Lifestyle Coach Warns Of The Consequences

  Luke Coutinho said while there can be several reasons for a weak bladder, one of the primary ones behind it is when a person holds urine in bladder for longer durations

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  Doctors Discover Rare Vagina Stone In 27-Year-Old Lebanese Woman

  The stone, which was the size of an orange, was present in the woman's pelvis.

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  What Is Urinary Incontinence? 6 Reasons Why You Might Be Experiencing Leaking Urine

  Urinary incontinence is a medical condition characterised by involuntary leakage of urine.

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  Urinary Incontinence Post 40's: Know The Types, Tips For Management And Risk Factors From Expert

  Urinary incontinence: Obesity, recurrent urinary tract infections and constipaiton are all risk factors associated with urinary incontinence. Dr Megha Tuli elaborates further on the condition right here.

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  Urinary Incontinence: Here's What You Should Know About Loss Of Bladder Control

  Urinary incontinence can be because of an underlying medical condition or because of a poor lifestyle. Temporary leakages are nothing to be worried about, but if loss of bladder control occurs regularly and is affecting your daily life, then you must pay a visit to the doctor.

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  Is Urinary Incontinence Bothering You? Don't Worry! These Home Remedies Will Cure You In A Jiffy

  Loss of bladder control or urinary incontinence occurs generally in older people. In some severe cases, the urine leaks even while you cough or sneeze. Light incontinence can be treated at home without visiting a doctor or undergoing a surgery.

• Electric shock 'can stop your embarrassing leaks'

  Unable to control urination? Stimulate your legs with an electric current, for a new study says that it can help stop the embarrassing leaks.The problem, called incontinence in medical parlance, is the inability to control urination. It is caused by the bladder muscle contracting before the organ is full. It affects people of all ages and gender, b...

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  Weight loss may control urine leakage

  Overweight women with bladder-control problems experience improvement in their condition if they lose even a modest amount of weight.

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  Dietary fat linked to urinary incontinence

  Women who consume a lot of calories or prefer saturated fat over good fats are at a higher risk of urinary incontinence, regardless of their body weight.

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  Depression causes urinary incontinence in women

  Older women who suffer from major depression have a higher risk of developing urinary incontinence than women of the same age who are not depressed.

• Urinary incontinence not linked to menopause

  Contrary to common belief, the worsening of symptoms of urinary incontinence among middle-aged women is not related to menopause.

• Weight gain linked with urinary incontinence

  Women who put on more weight after their teen years are more likely to develop urinary incontinence later in life than women who have their weight under control.

• Women face common problems after giving birth

  Many women experience urinary incontinence and pain during sex a year after giving birth.

• Light exercise reduces incontinence

  Women who exercise regularly are less likely to develop urinary incontinence later.