Urinary incontinence in women
Urinary incontinence can happen after pregnancy and childbirth, obesity, a genetic factor or the menopause. It is treatable and not an inevitable outcome of ageing.
By Mr Keng Jin Ng
2025-01-14
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London Bridge Hospital - part of HCA Healthcare
London Bridge Hospital - part of HCA Healthcare
27 Tooley St
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The Harley Street Clinic - part of HCA Healthcare
The Harley Street Clinic - part of HCA Healthcare
35 Weymouth Street, London. W1G 8BJ
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New Victoria Hospital
New Victoria Hospital
184 Coombe Lane West, Kingston upon Thames, KT2 7EG
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London Bridge Hospital - part of HCA Healthcare
27 Tooley St, Central LondonExpert in:
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The Harley Street Clinic - part of HCA Healthcare
35 Weymouth Street, London. W1G 8BJ, Central LondonExpert in:
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New Victoria Hospital
184 Coombe Lane West, Kingston upon Thames, KT2 7EG, South LondonExpert in:
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