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Can severe left leg and hip pain cause urinary incontinuence?

Ren
07/12/08

I have had back surgery and aprox 13 proceedures where I was cut bikini style.  I have had endometriosis, many large cycts removed, hysterectomy complete but done in three parts emergency apondectomy I was cut from my hip to bellybotton removal of adhesions not to mention I was 7mths when I was involved in terrible mva my car was a wright off driver of other car at fault chronic lower back hip and leg pain that takes my breath away milogram .went wrong hospitalized because of the headache now I have like brown dicoloration on my legs and forhead not to mention the wetting myself.  Now this is just what I rymed off my head I have had other surgeries Oh I have been diagnosed with fibermialgya major deppression axiety and panic diorder chronic lower back and terrible leg pain ( left) and to top it all off I was widowed 4 years ago we were married 18 yrs and we share a beautiful smart son. My son is now 12yrs old.  I love and miss my husband to this day.  I don't think I'll ever be able to move on and let go...it's hard very very hard to be me.

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Jasmine Schmidt
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Monday, July 14, 2008

I'm sorry to hear about the difficulties that you've experienced. To answer your question... although I'm not a doctor or nurse, I don't believe that leg or hip pain in and of itself can actually cause incontinence. However, it is possible that whatever is causing your leg or hip pain is also causing your incontinence.

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