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Having Lower Abdominal Pain, Hurts While Breathing And Coughing. Uncontrolled Urination. What Could Be This?

i am having pains in my lower abdomen , it hurts breathing and coughing but its not period pains as i am no longer on my periods. also i release urine quite a bit throught out the day but even if ive just been i feel like its leeking into my knickers and end up with a wet patch in my knickers. anything you think this could be.
Mon, 17 Jun 2013
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Pathologist and Microbiologist 's  Response
Hello,

Pain aggravated with deep breathing and cough is indicative of muscle spasm.
urinary incontinence is mostly due to increase intra abdominal pressure due to coughing.
Take rest and analgesics for pain.
Antitussive will help in controlling cough and so help in urinary incontinence.
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Having Lower Abdominal Pain, Hurts While Breathing And Coughing. Uncontrolled Urination. What Could Be This?

Hello, Pain aggravated with deep breathing and cough is indicative of muscle spasm. urinary incontinence is mostly due to increase intra abdominal pressure due to coughing. Take rest and analgesics for pain. Antitussive will help in controlling cough and so help in urinary incontinence.