Women's care facilities
Specialized care near you
Women's health issues
Services, support and information
Pregnancy center
Everything you need to have a baby
Midlife issues
Help with midlife issues
Classes & screenings
Sign up right online
Ask a Librarian!
Get answers to your questions - free!
You can help
Donations help provide improved care for everyone
Links & resources
Free email newsletter, other sites of interest
Contact us
For questions on women's health issues and services
Return home
Return to the Women's Health Care Services home page

 

Related links

 
Doctors who can help
Search for Aurora physicians that specialize in this field
Related conditions
  - Breast cancer
  - Ectopic pregnancy
  - Premenstrual syndrome (PMS)
  - Female sexual dysfunction
  - Tubal pregnancy
  - Yeast infection
  - Menopause
  - Varicose veins
  - Miscarriage
  - Bladder infection
  - Osteoporosis
  - Ovarian cancer

 

 

Are you at risk for incontinence?

Select one answer for each of the statements below that best reflects your situation. Please keep in mind that this is a general assessment. Further and more in-depth assessment may be obtained from your health care provider.

Do you experience a leakage of urine that impacts your activities?
Do you experience a leakage of stool that impacts your activities?
Do you experience a leakage of urine causing embarrassment?
Do you experience a leakage of stool causing embarrassment?
Have you noticed a leakage of urine after childbirth or after an operation, such as a hysterectomy?
Do you experience an urgent need to rush to the bathroom and/or loss of urine or stool if you do not arrive in time?
Do you have frequent bladder infections?
Are you urinating more frequently than usual in the absence of a bladder infection?
Do you experience pain in the bladder and/or during urination in the absence of a bladder infection?
Do you experience an inability to urinate (known as urinary retention)?
Have you noticed a progressive weakness of the urinary system with or without a feeling of incomplete bladder emptying?
Have you experienced changes in urination or defecation related to a neurological condition, such as stroke, spinal cord injury or multiple sclerosis?

 

 

 


Copyright Aurora Health Care, a not-for-profit health care provider serving Wisconsin.
3000 W. Montana St., Milwaukee, WI 53215, (414) 647-3000
Disclaimer | Privacy notice | Contact us
.