Can nerve damage cause urinary incontinence?

Yes: It can also cause an inability to urinate. Sometimes.The 2 are hard to tell apart.

Yes: Neuropathic incontinence is bladder leakage due to disease or damage to the nerves that operate the bladder.

Yes: Most specialists agree that damage to the muscles in your pelvis, many times from vaginal childbirth, can cause nerve and muscle damage which, with time, can lead to urinary incontinence.