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Regarding urination.
Good morning doctor !
I m getting urination on coughing, straining or lifting heavy weight.
Attained menopause.
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Needs examination.
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Its stress Urinary incontinence.
Needs urodynamic study also if surgery is planned
If its bothering you too much might need a surgery.
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Stress urinary incontinence is common condition in menopausal age group , specially who had previous vaginal birthings
If there is simultaneously prolapse, surgical treatment is hysterectomy n tightening of vaginal floor
If there is no prolapse , sling surgery or putting a tape under urethra n pulling it upwards , solve the problem
In short surgery is needed
Medication will not work
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