Urine is produced continuously by the kidneys. Urine passes from each kidney down the tubes, called “ureter” in the bladder, a strong “sack” where the urine is retained until it is expelled from the institution. It is a powerful ring, “sphincter”, is the neck (the inflow), the bladder that prevents urine flow out. When the water is full, you need to know to pass the urine. Feel that it is going through a nervous bladder wall. After urinating, your sphincter muscle relaxes, the bladder wall muscles contract and the urine passes out through a tube called the urethra. You can add pressure to the bladder muscle contracting the abdomen and pelvis to help expel urine.
What are the reasons that risk and what the symptoms of incontinence of urine?

This is because of weakened pelvic floor muscles during childbirth and after menopause hormone estrogen to cause impaired urethra. The birth can also cause damage to the sphincter, urethra and bladder nerves. Pelvic surgery can also cause similar damage to structures. All this causes problems with reduced resistance to flow of urine. Therefore, incontinence of urine in women tends to increase with age and is more common after delivery, and pelvic surgery.
SUI

Incontinence related to leak small amounts of urine when coughing filter, to laugh, and sneezing. This is the most common urinary incontinence in women. This occurs when you reduced the resistance to flow of urine, so any activity that increases the pressure within the abdomen, bladder and other causes of urine leakage.
Urge incontinence

Urge incontinence associated with having a full bladder feeling, when the water is not full and in a hurry the bathroom to pass urine. If you make it in time to the bathroom, home-incontinence occurs. Urge incontinence can cause urinary tract infections and more frequent, problems and spinal cord that results in hyperactivity of the bladder wall muscles, or problems that affect the brain such as dementia or stroke.

What is the treatment of incontinence of urine?

It is very common, and many experts can help you.

Self-care action plan

You can do many things themselves to manage the incontinence of urine. These are: to empty the water in regular intervals, so it is too full,

avoid drinks containing caffeine such as coffee, which can make you pass urine,

To wear special pads to protect your skin from coming in the urine.

If you are pregnant, have pelvic floor muscle exercises can you do to help prevent urinary incontinence. A simple exercise is to tighten the pelvic muscles that you are stopping the flow of urine.