Urinary Incontinence: What Causes This? - Dr. Cornella
Dr. Cornella describes the causes associated with urinary incontinence that include aging and childbearing. Dr. Jeffrey Cornella is a physician at Mayo Clinic in Phoenix, Arizona.
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Dr. Cornella:
There may be other associated conditions as well. An example may be obesity. So as the patient gains weight there’s more pressure on the bladder and they increase the tendency toward developing incontinence because it really is affected by pressure.
