11/03/2026
You know the drill—a little leak when you laugh at a joke, sneeze unexpectedly, or try to crush a workout. We’ve been told it’s just a "part of motherhood" or "getting older," but here’s the truth:
Just because it’s common doesn't mean it has to be your "normal."
Why It Happens
Stress incontinence occurs when physical movement or activity puts pressure (stress) on your bladder and the urethra fails to remain closed under this pressure. This is usually as a result of pelvic floor weakness.
The Good News
You don't have to just "deal with it" or rely on pads forever. Your pelvic floor is a group of muscles, and like any other muscle, it can be trained and strengthened.
Let's stop confusing 'frequent' with 'fine'.