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Key facts

  • Urinary incontinence is common with three main types – stress, urge and mixed. Prevalence is increasing
  • Symptoms are more common in the overweight or obese
  • Where continuous incontinence is suspected a referral is needed
  • Using a ‘bladder diary’ can help the patient get a fuller picture of their symptoms
  • Behavioural changes and physical therapies are effective interventions
  • Be aware of all red flags and when to refer.
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