Foods that can help Incontinence
Water actually plays a crucial role in managing incontinence. Staying hydrated can prevent constipation that can aggravate the bladder and encourage incontinence. Water also regulates body temperature, flushes out toxins and prevents kidney stones.
Eggs, fortified milk and fish all contain vitamin D that can reduce the risk of incontinence. Research suggests women older than 20 with a healthy vitamin D level are at a lower risk of becoming incontinent. Eating two eggs for breakfast everyday can also help you lose weight.
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