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Is there a safe solution for post-menopausal incontinence?
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Incontinence: There are just 2-3 main solutions for urinary incontinence. The solutions are surgery, incontinence ring pessary (ring with a bulb) and medications. However, it depends on the type of incontinence i.e. the root cause. Therefore it is recommended to discuss this with an urogynecologist or urologist. They would evaluate, determine the type of incontinence and treat. I hope this helps.
Answered 8/11/2020
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