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See Latest ArticlesAssociation Between Menopausal Transition Stages and Developing Urinary Incontinence
Obstetrics and Gynecology, 10/27/09
Waetjen LE et al. – Menopausal transition stage was associated with developing monthly or more frequent but not weekly or more frequent incontinence, suggesting that only infrequent incontinence symptoms were attributable to the perimenopause. Because modifiable factors such as anxiety, weight gain, and diabetes were associated with developing more frequent incontinence, determining whether healthy life changes and treating medical problems can prevent incontinence is a priority.
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