Urinary Incontinence :
Urinary incontinence is described as loss of control of the bladder, causing urine leakage. Urinary incontinence is classified into various types, such as stress incontinence, which refers to sneezing, coughing, or physical activity, making the leak; overflow incontinence, which is when the person dribbles a little and can't fully empty the bladder; mixed incontinence; and urge incontinence. Mixed incontinence is a combination of various issues, making a person leak urine, and urge incontinence refers to leaking urine before making it to the bathroom due to an urgency to urinate. The symptoms of urinary incontinence are urinating more than eight times a day, needing to use the bathroom but only a little amount of urine comes out each time, waking up to urinate more than twice or nocturia, wetting the bed or enuresis and leaking urine during activities like sneezing, exercise, laughing, coughing, bending over or while having sexual intercourse.







