Incontinence is something we ladies usually discussed in hushed tones with our close friends. Sadly many women accept stress urinary incontinence and abdominal separation as their new normal after baby.
You may feel embarrassed to discuss your urinary incontinence with others. But there’s no need to be shy about it, and you‘ll feel much better when you discuss it with someone who can help.
Urinary retention is when you are unable to pass urine even though your bladder is full. It may be experienced as a total inability to empty the bladder, or it may only be noticed by feeling that the bladder has not emptied fully after passing water.
Many people often wonder if they are suffering from overflow incontinence. If you’re wondering, too, this article will help explain the symptoms and what to do about them. Overflow incontinence is when your bladder can’t empty all of its contents at once – so some urine stays in the bladder until it’s emptied later on.
Do you leak when you laugh, cough or sneeze? If the answer is yes, then this blog post is for you! You may be suffering from a urinary tract infection (UTI).
