Yep. Great, huh?
Not only is it from having had children, but it's also gravity's joke on us as we age as women. Thank you, Mother Nature.
Not only do Kegals help, but you can actually be referred to a physical therapist to be treated and have a surgical procedure to help move your bladder back into the proper placement.
Most of us know too well what it's like to be pushing a cart down the aisle at Target and to have to stop, cross our legs, sneeze, and then proceed without wetting our pants.
The worse for me was during my chemo treatments when nausea set in. There was NO controlling the bladder. Luckily, it's gotten better as time's gone on. But, that's NO fun.