When should I seek treatment for bladder control problems in pregnancy?

Donna Hill Howes, RN

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You should talk to a doctor about bladder control problems during your pregnancy to make sure you are not suffering from another medical condition. Also, you want to get it resolved as soon as possible so it does not become a long-term issue. If your symptoms do not go away after six weeks, talk to your doctor about treatment options.

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