Women don’t have to accept occasional bladder leakage as just another side effect of menopause or aging. In many cases, there are things you can do to stop and even prevent urinary incontinence.
Topics:
Overview Stress Incontinence
Urge Incontinence Understanding The Risk
Drinking Alcohol or Caffeine
Infections
Nerve Damage
Certain Medications
Constipation
Being Overweight Treatment Options
Medications
Nerve Stimulation Biofeedback Surgery
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Diabetes can increase your risk of eye problems. Your blood sugar (glucose) levels may be high because your body can’t make or use insulin properly. Too much blood sugar can build up, damaging nerves and blood vessels in your body. When the damage happens in the blood vessels in your eyes, this can lead to vision loss or blindness. Anyone with diabetes is at risk, so it’s important to get routine eye exams.