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From what I'm told, that will continue post pregnancy. Don't shoot the messenger.
As a woman with a daughter, I can attest that this is false.
Glad to hear it's not universal. There's hope for her yet.
Urinary incontinence in women is often caused by a prolapse, though that condition itself can stem from various causes. It is a complex issue; a chain of events leads to it developing. Visits to the gynecologist and pelvic exercises can resolve it.
From what I'm told, that will continue post pregnancy. Don't shoot the messenger.