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How do i talk to my doctor about incontinence?
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Just ask: If your doctor treats incontinence, urinary or fecal, questions regarding incontinence are part of the history often taken by the nurse. If not, the bring it up with the nurse or the doctor. Or you can see a urogynecologist to discuss incontince. A urologist also can help you with urinary incontince. Remember, you are not alone. 35 million women in america have incontinence.
Answered 5/19/2015
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