Wellness

The link between sexual and bladder health for women

By Dr GRACE HUANG
Women who frequently experience UTIs or have urinary incontinence are more likely to avoid sex due to discomfort and/or embarrassment. — 123rf.com

Sexual health is a key component of one’s overall well-being.

Being sexually healthy impacts your overall quality of life and sense of self-worth.

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