The Overflow Incontinence Quiz: Dribbling Without A Basketball

Overflow incontinence, sometimes called "chronic retention of urine," occurs when urine gets backed up in the bladder and then "overflows." It can be a confusing condition because it's tied into many other health problems. Take this quiz to learn more.

Which of the following is not a sign or symptom of overflow incontinence?

A fast stream of urine while urinating.
Difficulty emptying the bladder, even when you feel the urge to urinate.
Dribbling urine between trips to the bathroom, and even right after urinating.
Frequent trips to the bathroom.

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Difficulty emptying the bladder, dribbling after urinating, and frequent trips to the bathroom are all signs of overflow incontinence . However, overflow incontinence usually causes a slower stream of urination, not a faster one.

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The Overflow Incontinence Quiz: Dribbling Without A Basketball

Overflow incontinence, sometimes called "chronic retention of urine," occurs when urine gets backed up in the bladder and then "overflows." It can be a confusing condition because it's tied into many other health problems. Take this quiz to learn more.

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