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Physical Exercise Program For Incontinence
Physical activity -- which includes an active lifestyle and routine exercise -- plus eating well, is the best way to stay healthy.
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Fitness recommendations; Exercise
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An effective exercise program needs to be fun and keep you motivated. It helps to have a goal.
Your goal might be to:
- Manage a health condition
- Reduce stress
- Improve your stamina
- Buy clothes in a smaller size
Your exercise program can also be a good way for you to socialize. Taking exercise classes or...
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Urge incontinence
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