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| Type | Conditions | Causes | Solutions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stress | Urinary: Leakage of small amounts of urine due to sudden pressure on the bladder Bowel: occasional fecal smears |
Coughing, laughing, exercising, bending, or moving heavy objects. | Click Here for Solutions |
| Urge | A sudden urge to urinate that is so strong it cannot be held long enough to reach the bathroom. | Bladder spasms, strokes, diabetes, urinary tract infections, dementia. | Click Here for Solutions |
| Overflow | Involuntary urination. Bladder muscles are unable to contain urine under pressure. Feeling of inability to empty bladder may be experienced. | Enlargement of prostate gland, disorders of the lower urinary tract, infection. | Click Here for Solutions |
| Reflex | Urinary: Involuntary urination without sensation of a full bladder. Unaware of the need to urinate. Bowel: occasional fecal episodes. |
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| Functional | Involuntary urination which occurs when an individual cannot get to the bathroom fast enough. | Restricted mobility, arthritis, crippling disorders, medications, psychosocial disorders. | Click Here for Solutions |
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