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People with spina bifida often have neurogenic bladder, a condition that occurs due to nerve damage. If you have neurogenic bladder, you can leak urine, retain urine, or both. Treatment is necessary ...

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As you drink water during the day, your body turns extra liquid it doesn’t need into pee. Your bladder stores the urine and eventually alerts you when it’s time to take a trip to the toilet. Just ...

Bladder trouble at work can be more than just a minor inconvenience; it can affect confidence, productivity, and peace of mind. Whether it's sudden bladder leaks, ongoing pelvic discomfort at night, ...

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"We knew that bladder leaks negatively affect women, but we wanted to know more about the depth and gravity to which bladder leaks alter women's lives," said Balaka Niyazee, Senior Vice President of P ...