Some may take longer. As men and women grow older, they are likely to have a problem with it. Urinary incontinence can result from bladder stones or tumors, urinary tract infections, and reaction to medications. Other causes include damage to the brain or spinal cord due to injury or disease, cancer of the prostate, and weak pelvic muscles. N ot enough time to reach a toilet once the urge to urinate is felt .
Periodic leakage occurs during a sudden physical strain.
It commonly occurs after childbirth, with obesity, or normal aging. Dribbling is constant. An obstruction , such as an enlarged prostate gland , causes this. URGE incontinence is the inability to suppress a sudden urge to urinate. A sudden change in position may start the urination that continues until the bladder is empty.