Effect of weight loss on urinary incontinence in women.

Open Access J Urol · 2011 · PMC3818946 · PMID 24198645

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21 Among women in the nurses’ Health Study, there were highly significant trends of increasing risk of incontinence with both increasing BMI and waist circumference. 41 When BMI and waist circumference were included in models simultaneously, BMI was associated with urgency and mixed incontinence, but not stress incontinence.

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