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Why do i always pee a little when i cough, sneeze, or laugh too hard?
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Here are some ...: The described scenario suggests you have minimal degree of stress urinary incontinence although you might not have given childbirth. And occasionally, severe sudden increase in bladder pressure may induce urge urinary incontinence, which occurs a few seconds after coughing or sneezing and differs from stress U-incontinence which occurs right at the moment of coughing ... More? Ask Doc timely...
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