Female Urinary Incontinence

Fertility injury

When a woman gives birth, the pelvic muscles are damaged to varying degrees, and the ability to support some organs in the pelvis is reduced, which may lead to stress urinary incontinence.

Menopause

Decreased female estrogen levels after menopause thins the urethral mucosa and reduces tension.

Obesity

Increased age, abdominal fat accumulation, increased abdominal pressure exerts greater pressure on the bladder.

Mental factors

Because of work stress, stress, anxiety or neurogenic bladder, the bladder muscles are allergic to reaction, and it is impossible to inhibit bladder contraction and cause urinary incontinence.