Bladder Control Insights
Stress incontinence is a common issue, particularly after vaginal births, as pelvic floor strength diminishes with age and hormonal changes. Hormones, especially estrogen, play a significant role in bladder control, and many women notice fluctuations during their menstrual cycle. Innovative treatments like bulkamid offer alternatives to traditional surgical options, allowing women to regain confidence in their physical activities.In this clip
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