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As female patients get older their needs from their healthcare professionals change drastically through the various life cycles. From their first experience with menstruation through bladder incontinence later in life there is a lot that doctors can do to help ease their patients through the transition.
As female patients get older their needs from their healthcare professionals change drastically through the various life cycles. From their first experience with menstruation through bladder incontinence later in life there is a lot that doctors can do to help ease their patients through the transition. Jill Rabin, MD, from North Shore LIJ discussed some of these changes during a recent interview with MD Magazine.
As women get older their chances of developing bladder incontinence grows. Unlike previous generations there are now definitive treatment options beyond surgery to help these patients maintain a normal quality of life.
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