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Urinary incontinence is more common in women and in men due to the differences in causes. Learn more about this condition and how to manage its symptoms with information in this article.

Incontinence can happen to anyone but it mostly affects older women but younger women and men can also experience leakage. Incontinence is the strong urge to urinate during the day and night from an overactive bladder.

In some cases incontinence treatment may consist only of changes to diet. Behavior management, exercises, and medicines can also help to relieve symptoms.