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Stress equals ‘squirts’, when the pressure is on; Cough, sneeze or trampoline and the urine is gone. Urgency means ‘hurry, I just gotta go’…. Pee runs downs my legs, if my response is too slow. Mixed is most common, the older we get; But is it the ‘urge’ or the ‘stress’ that makes us most wet? When I strain but my pee stops/starts and stream’s slow, and ends with a dribble; it’ll be overflow. If it’s my health, not my bladder, stops me getting to a loo, Functional leaks may occur, of both pee and poo; So, its crucial to assess, and decide on my type, To personalise my treatment, and make sure it is right.
Jo Booth 2018
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