Urine leakage that occurs in situations such as jumping rope is considered stress incontinence. It can be treated with behavioral therapy, medication, and surgery.
Urine leakage that occurs while jumping rope is usually classified as stress incontinence. This is because while jumping rope, there is a downward force that may cause the urine to flow out involuntarily. In addition to jumping rope, laughing or pressing on the abdomen may cause the urine to flow out involuntarily.
1. Behavioral therapy: It can be treated through behavior. The main exercise is to contract the anus, which can increase the tension of the urethral sphincter and the muscle strength of the pelvic floor muscles, thus improving certain symptoms.
2. Medication: M-blockers can be taken as prescribed by the doctor to improve the symptoms of urinary leakage, such as atropine, solanacin and other drugs.
3. Surgery: Surgery can be performed to treat the symptoms. The main focus is to perform mid-urethral suspension.
When the patient appears to jump rope when the situation of urine leakage, it is recommended that you can go to the regular hospital in time for examination and treatment.