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Signs and Symptoms of urinary incontinency
As described in the causes, the affected individual may suffer from involuntary loss of urine under different circumstances. It may occur when an individual laughs, coughs and performs exercises, and when there is a strong urge to urinate. The individual may also suffer from frequent dribbling of urine even with out urge to urinate. The affected individuals may avoid socializing due to the fear of urine loss in public.


Written by: Healthplus24 team
Date last updated: October 24, 2009

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