Healthy habits to help stop bladder leaks
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Are you dealing with an overactive bladder? Maybe you leak a little urine when you play pickleball, lift heavy groceries or cough. Or maybe the urge to go strikes suddenly and you have to rush to make it to the toilet. Here’s how to regain control and avoid accidents.
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