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    Dear Patient,

    on the following page, you can find information on urinary incontinence.

    Please contact us for further information.

    Yours,
    the medac team

    medac Urologie

    Urinary incontinence

    Incontinence means that the body has lost control over retaining and emptying the contents of the bladder. This can occur in any age group but increases with advancing age. The impaired bladder function causes patients great discomfort and can significantly impact their quality of life.

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