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2026.04.09 · Views 236
Lately, I've been having a lot of embarrassing situations... I never used to experience this, but at some point, I started feeling like something is slightly leaking out whenever I cough or sneeze. I find myself getting nervous even when exercising, and I become cautious even while laughing. I've heard that these symptoms can occur as you get older, but experiencing it firsthand is more stressful than I expected. Especially since it's the change of seasons and I cough frequently, it bothers me so much that I end up being extra careful in crowded places. Is there anyone else who experiences these symptoms just from coughing? I'm wondering if it will get better on its own, or if I need to manage or treat it. Honestly, I'm not even sure if it's serious enough to go to the hospital. If anyone has had a similar experience, please let me know how you handled it.
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I also experienced the same discomfort whenever I coughed or laughed. At first, I tried to manage with exercises (like Kegels), but I didn't feel much of a difference. After much consideration, I decided to get treatment for urinary incontinence and vaginal rejuvenation at the same time, and I am very satisfied.
Oh my gosh, thank you for sharing your experience. I'm really worried and the situation is so stressful.
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Try using an automatic Kegel exercise device. I liked it because it's easy to maintain.
https://vo.la/U75WwNZ I've heard a lot of people say Mizcare Solution is good, so I got a consultation as well.
I'm still thinking about it, but since the consultation was professional and tailored to the individual, I'm about 90% convinced.
I think consistent care is better than surgery, so you should try getting a consultation. It was really helpful in terms of knowledge.
Are you going to give me maintenance tips or something?
I'm asking for a consultation regarding self-care at home. It's for women's health issues like urinary incontinence, vaginal tightening, and vaginal dryness. I think it costs around 1 million won. I looked into this option because I've heard a lot of talk about recurrence even after surgery. It does sound appealing when you hear about it.
I also had treatment for urinary incontinence, and the place in Apgujeong is good.
Where is that place? Please give me some hospital information.
Yunho? Is that right? I also have an acquaintance who cured their urinary incontinence there; I heard it's famous in this field.
I know exactly that feeling. That feeling of unconsciously straining and trying to cough carefully...? That's exactly why I had surgery. It wasn't getting any better, and it was becoming increasingly psychologically draining, so... ㅠㅠ I had the surgery at Belleju Women's Clinic.
Urge incontinence can be improved with medication. If it is not severe, biofeedback is an option. Incontinence surgery costs around 40 with insurance coverage, but if you are younger, vaginoplasty is a good choice to address mild incontinence and tighten the vagina. At Nowon Avenue, the head director, who has 20 years of experience, personally provides consultations and performs surgeries. Vaginoplasty costs around 250, vaginal laser treatment is 20,000, and labia minora surgery is 150,000. The female doctors are also highly skilled.