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Involuntary muscle contractions of the urethra healthy or a problem?
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Necessary & healthy: You require involuntary contractions of the urethral sphincter muscles when you cough or sneeze to prevent expulsion of urine from the bladder, ie wetting.
Answered 8/11/2012
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