Urinary incontinence, the most important symptom of bladder prolapse, is easily overlooked because for most women it has become a normal situation after the menopause. However, urinary incontinence is definitely not fate but a symptom.
IT MAY NOT BE NOTICED UNTIL IT REACHES ADVANCED LEVELS
Since stories of urinary incontinence linked to age, diabetes and the menopause are told very often, and if it is also taken into account that this situation, which has become normalised among women, is overlooked, bladder prolapse may not be noticed until it reaches advanced levels.
However, if there is urinary incontinence in women of a young age, it will be useful not to overlook this situation and, against the possibility of bladder or uterine prolapse, certainly to see a specialist.
URINARY INCONTINENCE IS NOT FATE!
We mentioned that most women, and especially those who have entered the menopause, accept their urinary incontinence problems. Besides being a quite mistaken approach, this acceptance is also a situation that affects a person’s quality of life negatively.
Whatever your age, you should not forget that urinary incontinence is not fate and that it can certainly be treated. Urinary incontinence can occur in connection with birth, tears that occur due to birth, ageing, excess weight, genetic factors, multiple births, constipation, or chronic conditions that strain the muscles in the area, such as asthma and bronchitis. For this reason, whatever the case, it is useful for every woman who has a urinary incontinence problem to go to a doctor.
BREAK YOUR TABOOS
Women accepting the problem of urinary incontinence, feeling shame because of this situation and normalising the problem of urinary incontinence is a frequently seen problem. Every woman should definitely not forget that she deserves a comfortable life.
Although going to a doctor because of urinary incontinence may at first sight appear to be a source of shame, it should not be forgotten that doctors have the aim of treating illnesses and of enabling people to live a better life. Urinary incontinence, bladder or uterine prolapse is no woman’s fate.
Especially when they are diagnosed at an initial level, these problems are treated easily. In advanced situations, since the tissues protruding from the vaginal opening will make daily life unbearable even because of rubbing against underwear, you should take care to act in good time, bearing in mind that in the long term you will have to go to a doctor anyway.