How is long-term stress incontinence managed?

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Thank you for consulting us. I understand your concern. Stress incontinence is mainly caused by weakening pelvic floor muscles leading to urethral hypermobility or a weak urethral sphincter. It sometimes occurs in combination with an overactive bladder. Urodynamic studies are essential to role out an overactive bladder. In addition, other investigations like urine analysis, urine culture, KUB (kidney, ureter, bladder) X-ray, ultrasound scan, and serum creatinine are important. If stress incontinence is diagnosed, treatment can be from pelvic floor exercises to intraurethral fillers to slings depending on the degree of incontinence. From your short presentation, it seems to be mild; therefore, it is better to go for conservative treatment like pelvic floor exercises.

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Kind regards.

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I suggest you get urine analysis, urine culture, serum creatinine, and ultrasound KUB.

Kindly follow up with the reports so that I can guide you further.

Regards.