The symptoms of urinary incontinence cause great distress in elderly women and those around them. A recent cohort study suggests that it may affect over one-fifth of people aged over 85 years, however this may be an underestimate.1 In this article we will explore the pathophysiology of urinary incontinence and also look at the management options available for patients.

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