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Coughing, laughing, running — all can lead to accidental urine leakage if you have stress incontinence. Learn about treatment options and self-care.
Stress management. Research. Mayo Clinic researchers perform many clinical studies involving integrative medicine. Research is key to creating and evaluating ...
... stress in normal and degenerative cadaveric lumbar discs (Fig. 1). This was accomplished by using the technique of stress profilometry to map changes in stress ...
Both conditions can result from stress. Dr. Alkhouli has been part of Mayo Clinic research teams exploring aspects of each. Broken heart syndrome often is ...
You've experienced stressful events during the past year, such as pregnancy complications, illness or job loss. Your baby has health problems or other ...
... stress response lasting minutes to days. Most everyone has had anxiety surrounding a stressful situation. Anxiety becomes an obstacle when it affects our ...
A muscle injury or ongoing muscle stress may lead to the forming of trigger points. ... Stress and anxiety. People who often feel stressed and anxious may ...
One key area of focus is pelvic floor injury that leads to stress incontinence, a widespread and often embarrassing problem affecting some 18 million women, ...
About this study. The purpose of this project is to improve understanding of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms and their effect on mental ...
DeSimone. "A cardiac stress test is just that. We're trying to see what happens when we put your heart under stress. We could do that with ...
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