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Stress urinary incontinence

Many women involuntarily leak small amounts of urine at times. When leaks become frequent or severe enough to be a problem, this is called urinary incontinence, or loss of bladder control. This condition often can be successfully treated.

For detailed information about urinary incontinence including different types and causes of urinary incontinence, symptoms and treatment options please read the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Healthcare’s publication: Urinary incontinence.

For further information about the Mid-urethral sling (MUS) procedure for stress incontinence please click here.

Mater acknowledges consumer consultation in the development of this patient information.
Mater Doc Num: PI-CLN-430019
Last modified 18/3/2020.
Consumers were consulted in the development of this patient information.
Last consumer engagement date: 31/5/2018
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