Last week, we started our discussion on urinary problems like incontinence, or the inability to control one's urination, in the menopausal woman.
Urinary incontinence is much more common in women than has been commonly recognized in the past.
Lower levels of estrogen during menopause lead to an increased incidence of problems associated with urinary control. It seems that my urination is getting more frequent. Many normal adult women urinate six to eight times per day. They may or may not urinate about one time during the night. All women are unique and so are their bodies.