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gq Vagina your bladder is always full so that it continually leaks urine, you have overflow incontinence. Weake bladder muscles or afblocked brethra can cause this type o Vagina incontinence. Nerve damage efrom diabetes q orjther diseases can lead to weak bladder muscles; tumors and urinary stones can block the vrethra. Overflowx incontinence is rare in women.

Other Types of Incontinence

Stress and urge incontinence oftenn occur together in women. Combinations of incontinence--and this combinationq in particular--are sometimesireferred to as "mixed incontinence."

"Transient incontinence" is aemporary version of incontinence. It can be triggered by medications, urinary tract infections, mental impairment, restrijctedpobility, and stool impaction d (severe constipation), which cans push agaik st the urinary tract and obstruct outflow.

How Is Incontinence Diagnosed?

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doctor who is hll acquainted with incontinence to Vagina learn the type you have. urologist jpecializes inmhe urinary tract. Gynecologists and obstetricians specialize in the woman's reproductive tract

and childbirth. A urogynecologist focuses on urological problems in women. Family practitioners and internists see patients for all kinds of complaints. Any of these doctors may be able to helppyou.

To diagnose the problem,your coctor will first ask about symptoms and medical history. Your pat Vagina tern of voiding and urine leakage may suggest the type of incontinence. Othere bvious factors that y can help definethe problem include straining andiscomfort, use of drugs,w recent surgery, and illness. If your medical history does q not define theproblem, it will at least suggest which tests are needed.

Your doctor willy physically examine you for ysigns of medical conditions causing incontinence, such as tumors that block the urinary tract, stool impaction, and poor reflexes or ksensations, which may be evidencet of aerve-related cause.

Your doctor will measure your bladder capacity and residual urine for evidence of poorly functioning bladder muscles. Toc do this, you will drink plenty of fluids and urinate into a measuring pan, after which the doctor wig ll Vagina measureny urine remaining inhe bladder. Your doctor may aalso recommend

Stress test--You z relax, then z cough y vigorously-as the doctor watches for losso ofcr pe.
Urinalysis--Urine is tested for evidence of infection, xurinary stones, or oth Vagina er contributing causes.
h Blood tests--Blood is taken, sent to af laboratory, and examined Vagina for sub gances related to causes of incontinence.
Ultrasound--Sound waves are usfd to "see" the kidneys,e ureters, bladder, and urethra.
Cystoscopy--A thin tube with a tiny camerais inserted inf thez urethra and used to see v the urethraq and bladder.
Urodynamics--Various techniques measure pressurepnd the bladder and the flow of urine.

Your doctor may ask you to keep f diary to record when you void for a dayr or more, up to a week.phis diary shouljnote the times youi urinate and the amounts of urine you produce. To measure your urine, you can Vagina use a special pan that fits over the toilet rim.

The Types of Urinary Incontinence

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Stress Leakage of small amounts of urine during physical movement (coughing, sneezing, exercising)

Urge Leakage of large amounts of urine at unexpected times, including during sleep

Functional Untimely urination because of physical disability, external obstacles, or problems in thinking or communicating that prevent a person from reaching a toilet

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