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NAFC’s We Count Campaign Encourages Women to Start the Conversation About Bladder Leaks

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By Sarah Jenkins
| EIN News
Talking to your doctor about incontinence is the first step. We Count campaign offers practical tools to help patients discuss urinary incontinence with their doctor and take a more active role in treatment decisions. Healthcare professionals have these conversations regularly.
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NAFC’s We Count Campaign Highlights Bladder Leaks During Pregnancy and After Childbirth

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By Sarah Jenkins
| EIN News
New campaign focus urges women to seek care for common, treatable bladder leaks during pregnancy and after childbirth CHARLESTON, SC, UNITED STATES, June 2, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The National Association For Continence is shining a spotlight on bladder leaks during pregnancy and after childbirth as part of the May/June focus of its national We Count campaign, an initiative designed to raise awareness of urinary incontinence and encourage more women to seek care.
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NAFC’s We Count Campaign Shines a Spotlight on Pelvic Floor Health and Its Critical Role in Bladder Control

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By Sarah Jenkins
| EIN News
Many live with pelvic floor symptoms in silence. NAFC’s We Count campaign raises awareness and connects patients to treatment and support.
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