SUI at first pregnancy increases the risk of long-term symptoms
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A study of women who experienced stress urinary incontinence (SUI) during their first pregnancy or shortly after delivery has reported that these women have an increased risk of long-term symptoms, compared with women who did not experience SUI associated with their first pregnancy or delivery.
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