What Women Need to Know About Bladder Control
Considering the nature of urinary incontinence, it may be hard to reach out for help. But you are not alone — millions of Americans deal with bladder issues every day, and about two thirds of them are women. Incontinence is manageable with proper treatment, so it is important to seek medical help.
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February 17, 2014Citation:
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