A patient reports leaking urine when she stands up after squatting and coughing. Which anatomical issue most likely contributes?
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Correct answer: Prolapsed bladder with weak urethral support
Stress incontinence in women often results from pelvic floor weakness and urethral support loss, such as after childbirth or pelvic surgery.
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