1. Leakage of urine that impacts your activities
2. Leakage of urine causing embarrassment
3. Leakage of urine after an operation.
4. An urgent need to rush to the bathroom and/or loss of urine if you do not arrive in time
5. Frequent bladder infections
6. Urinating more frequently than usual without a bladder infection
7. Pain related to filling the bladder and/or during urination in the absence of a bladder infection
8. Inability to urinate (also known as "urinary retention")
9. Progressive weakness of the urinary stream, with or without a feeling of incomplete bladder emptying
10. Changes in urination related to a neurological condition, such as a stroke, spinal cord injury or multiple sclerosis

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