Causes of Urinary Incontinence
Urinary incontinence can be caused by a number of physical conditions. Half of
all cases of incontinence are temporary and can be reversed once the cause is identified and treated. Some causes can be from:
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Incontinence that is not a result of infection, impaction, or reaction to medication could be caused by:
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| Dr. Mary Mahern, MD |
| Dr. Clark Brittain, DO |
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Stress Incontinence is the most common type of urinary incontinence - the body's inability to prevent accidental leakage when pressure is exerted on the abdomen. Unlike what it's name implies, this type of incontinence is not related in any way to emotional or psychological stress. For answers to more questions or to make an appointment, contact the Total Healthcare for Women office today. |
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