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These symptoms should not automatically be attributed to incontinence or menopause. Contact a healthcare service; if there is an immediate danger or rapid deterioration, call 112.
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The pattern resembles mixed urinary incontinence
There are features of both stress and urgency. Both components should be assessed because they are not treated in exactly the same way.
Read about mixed incontinenceThe pattern resembles stress urinary incontinence
Leakage associated with cough, laughter, jumping, running or lifting often suggests a stress component.
Read about stress incontinenceThe pattern resembles urgency urinary incontinence
Strong urgency and difficulty reaching the toilet suggest an urgency or overactive-bladder component.
Read about urgencyThere may be a vulvovaginal or menopause-related component
Dryness, irritation, pain and urinary symptoms can be part of genitourinary syndrome of menopause or other causes that should be assessed.
Read moreAn individual assessment is advisable
Your answers do not show a clear pattern. A structured medical history can better identify what is happening.
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