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Incontinence After Childbirth - Why You are Leaking Urine After Having Your Baby! #Incontinenceafterchildbirth #incontinencepostchildbirth #Askawayhealth Subscribe to this channel: https://bit.ly/youtubeaskawayhealth Link for video:    • Incontinence After Childbirth - Why You ar...   In this video, we talk about urinary incontinence during pregnancy, an embarrassing and distressing condition many women can develop. Why would you get incontinence after childbirth or urinary incontinence during pregnancy? We look at why this condition could develop and affect activities afterwards. As a result, women who have urinary incontinence in pregnancy could develop urinary incontinence during exercise or other activities. Many women who experience embarrassing bladder leakage could also have urinary incontinence during sex and urinary incontinence during running. We know that some types of urinary incontinence in women from pregnancy can be treated by pelvic floor exercises after birth. Most women/couples know of examples like bladder leaking urine while you are coughing or laughing. We'll look at how/why it could happen from pregnancy, or affect activities afterwards like exercise or sexual intercourse. Many women with this condition do not realise it can be treated and endure the resulting impact of the condition on both their mental and physical health. If you get urinary incontinence in pregnancy or continue to experience it after delivery, this video shares a lot of helpful tips. You'll learn how abdominal pressure during pregnancy contributes to developing different types of incontinence. We also address other urinary problems around childbirth. Treatments can include some continence products, pelvic floor exercises, and sometimes surgery may be necessary. Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction 05:10 - What Is Urinary Incontinence 06:58 - What the bladder looks like and how it is affected in Pregnancy? 11:09 - What are the conditions linked with Urinary Incontinence in Pregnancy? 14:44 - What are the risks of developing Urinary Incontinence (Which women are more likely to get it)? 17:00 - When Should You Worry About Urinary Changes in your pregnancy/after? 18:26 - How is Urinary Incontinence treated? 22:20 - How Can It Be Prevented? ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ 🌟Bio/Contacts/Disclaimer: I'm Dr Sylvia Kama-Kieghe, AskAwayHealth Founder, and creator of a healthcare platform of blogs, vlogs and other resources that provides simple health information online. My training background is in family, community, and primary care medicine and I'm licensed to practice in the United Kingdom as a General Practitioner, and in Nigeria. 🎓Qualifications: ⚡️Membership of the Royal College of General Practitioners (MRCGP) UK ⚡️Fellowship, Royal Society of Medicine (FRSM); and Royal Society of Public Health (FRSPH) UK ⚡️Diplomate of the Royal College of Obstetrics and Gynaecology (DRCOG) and the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Health (DFSRH), respectively, ⚡️Post-graduate Diploma in Mental Health Practice from the University of Manchester UK ⚡️Urgent Care (Out Of Hours) Clinician and Supervisor ⚡️General Practice Examiner ⚡️Award for “outstanding contributions” to healthcare, in celebration of the NHS at 70, from the Nigerian Healthcare Professionals UK (NHCPUK) in 2019. ⚡️An alumnus of the African Women's Entrepreneurship Cooperative (AWEC) Fellowship Programme in leadership and enterprise, having been a member of the pioneer class of 200 female African entrepreneurs that completed a 12-month intensive programme in 2019. ⚡️Cherie Blair Women in Business Mentor program alumnus. 💡"What gets me up in the morning? I ask myself: "What can I do to be the best version of myself today"? ➡️Communications: 📧Private enquiries can be sent to [email protected]. For more videos like this subscribe to our channel and click the notification bell. ➡️New videos published weekly. More health-related material on our website: http://www.askawayhealth.org. 🧡Be Social! Follow Askawayhealth on: 🌟Twitter:   / askawayhealth   🌟Facebook:   / askawayhealth   🌟Instagram:   / askawayhealth   ➡️Disclaimer - any information provided on our platforms is not meant to replace treatment by a competent medical professional who has detailed knowledge of your medical background. We provide evidence-based health care information meant to guide you to seek help appropriately. 🚫Please always speak to your medical practitioner for medical advice or seek urgent medical advice if necessary.