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The 12 pages that link to Urinary incontinence, each with the reason it gives.

• Pelvic floorRelated: Pelvic floor dysfunction can impair closure of the urinary outlet.

• UrineRelated: It occurs when storage or control of urine is impaired.

• Urinary bladderRelated: Leakage can result when bladder storage or outlet control is impaired.

• Obstetric fistulaRelated: Continuous leakage is a common consequence of a bladder-to-vagina fistula.

• Pelvic floor physical therapyRelated: Pelvic floor therapy can address muscle support and coordination contributing to some forms of leakage.

• Pelvic floor dysfunctionRelated: Impaired pelvic support or muscle control can contribute to some forms of urine leakage.

• UrologyRelated: Urologists investigate its causes and offer behavioral, medical, and surgical treatments.

• Penile cancerRelated: Some extensive treatments can affect urinary control or the route of urination.

• Female ejaculationNarrower topic: This broader condition includes leakage that may be mistaken for sexual fluid release.

• UrinationCompared with: It describes loss of control over the release that urination normally coordinates.

• Genitourinary systemRelated: It is a common disorder of urinary storage or outlet control.

• Urogenital DiseasesRelated: It is a symptom and functional outcome across several urogenital conditions.