How to Deal with Bladder Leakage During and After Pregnancy
A little pregnancy and postpartum pee in the panties is common. Find out how to manage it.
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Cómo controlar las filtraciones de la vejiga durante y después del embarazo
Un poquito de orina en la ropa interior durante el embarazo y el posparto es algo normal. Obtén información sobre cómo controlar eso.
Did You Know There Are Different Types of Bladder Leakage?
Knowing the types of bladder leakage and their symptoms can help you understand this common problem
¿Sabías que hay varios tipos de filtraciones de la vejiga?
Saber los tipos de filtraciones de la vejiga y sus síntomas puede ser útil para entender este problema común
After a Traumatic Vaginal Birth Two Years Ago, I Live with Bladder Leakage
It’s a common problem, but that doesn’t make it less embarrassing for me
Bladder Leakage Can Feel Like a Full-Time Job, but I Know I'm Not Alone
Pads, pelvic floor therapy and public restrooms are helping me manage this common condition
After Years of Living with Postpartum Bladder Leakage, I Was Able to Successfully Treat It
Postpartum bladder leakage is very common — but that doesn’t mean you have to accept it
Bladder Leakage During Sex
Bladder leakage in the bedroom might not feel sexy, but you don’t have to let it ruin your sex life
Menopause and Bladder Leakage
As if night sweats and hot flashes weren’t enough, menopause can also cause bladder leakage
FAQs About Bladder Leakage
Get the answers to all your questions about bladder leakage, a common condition that affects more than half of women
What You Need to Know About Urinary Incontinence
Urinary leakage affects 1 in 4 women and is treatable at any age
Overactive Bladder: Those Awkward Questions You Want and Need to Ask
Starting the conversation early is smart. Don't be embarrassed.
Everything you need to know about women’s health — in one place.
How Women Can Manage Emotional Health and Overactive Bladder While Isolated at Home — and as States Reopen
For women living with bladder challenges like overactive bladder (OAB), the quarantine may be more familiar than for the rest of us.
Living With Incontinence, Without Shame
After hiding my urinary incontinence for years, I've learned to embrace my age and accept my body.
How to Know if You Have Urinary Incontinence
Urinary incontinence comes in many forms and affects millions of people. But there are simple things you can do to manage it.
How to Not Let Light Bladder Leakage Hold You Back
It’s something no one really wants to speak about. But it’s happening to a lot of us. What you need to know about light bladder leakage.
What You Need to Know About Stress Urinary Incontinence
Stress urinary incontinence is common and yet often goes undiagnosed and untreated. If you leak urine when you laugh or cough or sneeze, talk to your health care professional.
Tips to Stop Urine Leaks
Urinary leaks are embarrassing and inconvenient at any age, but especially for young women participating in sports. These tips can help women strengthen their pelvic muscles and reduce leakage.
Separate the Sound of Running Water From the Urge to Urinate
It can be easy to allow the sound or feel of water to trigger the urge to urinate, but it's not a healthy habit and can even lead to urinary incontinence.
How Running Can Contribute to Incontinence and Prolapse
Running—whether jogging or marathon running—can cause a downward pressure on women's pelvic cavities that can lead to urinary incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse.
Do You Often Have That 'Gotta Go' Feeling?
If you often have that "gotta go" feeling and worry that you will leak urine if you don't get to a bathroom quickly, then you may have overactive bladder, or OAB.
Easy Ways to Lessen Urine Leakage
These apps and products can help with your urine leakage.
Signs You May Have a Bladder Issue
November is Bladder Health Awareness Month and an opportunity to explore bladder issues. Find out what's normal and what's not.
Stress Urinary Incontinence: It Can Be Treated
Stress urinary incontinence is the most common form of incontinence among women. The good news? It can be treated.