Urinary incontinence is not limited to menopausal or elderly women, so you're not alone. But, it is very embarrassing to talk about, even with our doctors. So, like you, some of us resort to "self management" by wearing pantiliners or microfiber underwear, or by carrying feminine wipes or powder.
The good news is that there are treatment options, everything from certain exercises to surgical procedures. It will take a discussion with your doctor, though, to find the best solution for you. Meanwhile...
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Urinary incontinence is not limited to menopausal or elderly women, so you're not alone. But, it is very embarrassing to talk about, even with our doctors. So, like you, some of us resort to "self management" by wearing pantiliners or microfiber underwear, or by carrying feminine wipes or powder.
The good news is that there are treatment options, everything from certain exercises to surgical procedures. It will take a discussion with your doctor, though, to find the best solution for you. Meanwhile...
read what others on EmpowHer wrote:
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