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See Latest ArticlesChange in urethral sphincter neuromuscular function during pregnancy persists after delivery
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 10/01/09
Weidner AC et al. – Urethral sphincter neuromuscular function changed significantly during pregnancy and these changes persisted postpartum. Lack of recovery 6 months' postpartum suggests a physiologic impact of pregnancy itself on future risk of urinary incontinence.
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