You're Not Alone: Survey Shows New Mothers Aren't Well-Prepared for Postpartum Incontinence
, by Marlee Septak .
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If you're a new mom experiencing postpartum incontinence, you're not alone! It's extremely common and there are many treatments you can do at home or with a specialist to help manage your symptoms.
