Urinary incontinence can knock your confidence and leave you feeling less in control of your life. This common issue frequently crops up among women. The issue often stems from a weakening of your pelvic floor muscles. It often crops up after childbirth or can be caused by hormonal changes during menopause. Potential Solutions The first port of call is always with your GP to ensure there aren't any other health issues at the root of the problem. For certain conditions, medication such as anticholinergics can calm an overactive bladder. or even aid muscle control in the area using medication such...
