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I have a torn hip labrum and i can't control my bladder lately what could it be?
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Urologist: I wouldn't connect your torn hip labrum to your urinary incontinence. The latter could be due to prostate, bladder or urethral inflammation/infection or overactive bladder syndrome. I recommend consulting a urologist for evaluation, appropriate testing and treatment.
Answered 11/16/2020
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