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A member asked:
Every time i cough/laugh hard, i have bladder leakage. why is it happening all the time? how do i stop it? i'm only 28, too young for bladder problems
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Need examination 1st: For this issue, you really need to see your gynecologist for a thorough examination. Only then can you know what's causing this bladder leakage, and get expert recommendations individualized to you. Further testing or consultations may also be suggested -- can be done as needed. Be well.
Answered 5/20/2013
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