Patient's question:
Female, 48 years old, don't know how, for the past half month, she has been experiencing chest tightness and shortness of breath. In the afternoon, she feels very irritable and hot. Her sleep is not very good, and she lacks energy. After checking, it was said that she is going through menopause. Please ask: How to deal with urinary incontinence during menopause?Doctor's answer:
Women experiencing urinary incontinence again during menopause are due to the relaxation of pelvic floor muscles caused by pregnancy, which did not recover well. The lack of hormones in the body can easily lead to urethral expansion, resulting in urinary incontinence. Generally, treatment methods can be achieved through medication or surgery. It is recommended to practice Kegel exercises regularly.In addition, patients should develop a habit of regular sleep schedules, endure treatment, and maintain a light diet with aerobic exercise. This can help boost immunity and reduce the risk of illness.