incontinence造句

Bladder problems commonly lead to urinary incontinence or frequent urination.

If you are experiencing urinary incontinence, you should see your GP.

Although talking about death is no longer a taboo, dementia and incontinence remain hard to discuss.

If you have urinary incontinence, you should avoid eating foods that make your condition worse.

We should hope that's the case, and not just because of this particular vice President's verbal incontinence.

Studies have linked larger waist sizes to higher risk for heart attack, cancer, diabetes, dementia and even incontinence.

Protect yourself: a shuffle, incontinence, and memory problems are the classic symptoms, but not everyone has all three.

More than 90% of Australians living in elderly care facilities are believed to suffer from incontinence, which requires staff to carry out frequent manual checks throughout the day.

Age should not be the contraindication of anus-retained operation only if there is exact evidence to prove incontinence would occur after the operation.

In women, frequent urination can go hand in hand with urinary issues such as incontinence, an overactive bladder, urinary tract infections, or cystitis.

They attended a typical American metropolitan urology practice caring for conditions such as urinary incontinence, urinary tract infections, pelvic floor problems and kidney stones.

She said: 'Our study suggests that avoiding higher caffeine intake might also be useful advice for women who do not have urinary incontinence, but are concerned about developing it.'

Meanwhile, aggressive treatments, particularly surgery, can lead to impotence or incontinence or both - a high price to pay for a disease that was not going to trouble you much.

All of these procedures, whether less invasive or not, often require patients to wear a catheter for three to four days after surgery, and carry some risk of urinary incontinence and impotence.