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Significados de incontinence en inglés

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incontinència
español
descontrol

Indiscipline with regard to sensuous pleasures.

descontrol
portugués
incontinência
catalán
incontinència
español
incontinencia

Involuntary urination or defecation.

incontinencia
Uso de incontinence en inglés
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Fecal incontinence remains a major problem with significant social and medical implications.
Pubmed
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Sales of incontinence products have risen every year during the past decade.
Reuters
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Thus, we usually used transobturator tape in the treatment of stress incontinence.
Pubmed
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Yes, the funny lady is tackling the serious topic of adult incontinence.
Ebony
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It might represent a new alternative for the treatment of fecal incontinence.
Pubmed
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The familial risk was for symptoms of both stress and urge incontinence.
The Irish Times
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About 2 pads a day were used by the patients with incontinence.
Pubmed
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Those symptoms are signs of two different types of incontinence, Swenson explained.
Reuters
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Results: Voiding and incontinence symptoms significantly correlate with all domains of QoL.
Pubmed
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The J&J implant, used to treat urinary incontinence, was launched in 2006.
The Guardian
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But more often than not, it'll actually make incontinence worse, says Elaine.
Independent.ie
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Long-term effects for most women included impaired walking, chronic pain and incontinence.
The Irish Times
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Clinically, the cardinal features include gait disturbances, urinary incontinence, and cognitive decline.
Pubmed
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Fecal incontinence due to a manometrically documented hypotonic internal anal sphincter occurred.
Pubmed
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Where once gentility abode was now but a rancid and rude incontinence.
Roads of Destiny
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This superannuated monster of incontinence actually attempted to take liberties with her.
Manon Lescaut
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Translations for incontinence
portugués
incontinência
Incontinence a través del tiempo
Incontinence por variante geográfica
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