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What is the difference between stress, urge and mixed urinary incontinence?

The most common types of UI are “stress,” which involves increased abdominal pressure (sneeze, cough, laugh, etc) and “urge,” which is accompanied by urgency and/or bladder contractions. Mixed incontinence has both stress and urge components. →

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Do I Have Incontinence? (UI)

Urinary Leakage, Urgency and Frequency – A Physical Therapy Perspective Some feel that if urinary leakage is infrequent or only happens a few drops at a time, then it’s not considered incontinence. In fact, urinary →

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Physical Therapy Internet Resources

The list of websites below is not meant to be exhaustive, but they are each reliable sources of information and support. Resources: PopUp Lifting is an amazing online exercise program designed for women with prolapse. →

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