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For women who can comply indefinitely, pelvic muscle exercises are an option for mild to moderate stress incontinence; if not contraindicated, an alpha-adrenergic agonist (e.g., phenylpropanolamine) is also helpful in such cases, especially if combined with oestrogen. Occasionally, a pessary or even a tampon (for women with vaginal stenosis) provides some relief.
Mild stress incontinence can be treated nonoperatively with medications, hormonal supplementation, or biofeedback techniques. Modalities such as urethral plugs and anterior vaginal wall prostheses are under investigation.
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