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                                Bladder control problems in women: Seek treatment
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Why to seek help
When to seek help
When to seek a specialist
Bladder diary: A detailed symptom record
Medical history review
What to expect from treatment
            
        Why to seek help
When to seek help
When to seek a specialist
Bladder diary: A detailed symptom record
Medical history review
What to expect from treatment
Why to seek help
Bladder control problems require medical attention for several reasons. Reduced bladder control may:
- Cause you to restrict your physical activities
- Lead you to withdraw from social interactions
- Increase risk of falling if you have balance problems and rush to the bathroom to avoid leaking urine
Sometimes having a bladder control problem means you may have a serious underlying medical condition, such as diabetes or kidney disease.
 
                 
                     
                     
                     
                    