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Risk factors for urinary incontinence vary, but include: * Pregnancy * Childbirth * Obesity * Menopause * Cigarette smoking * Prostate enlargement and/or surgery * Hysterectomy * Radiation therapy to the pelvis * Diabetes * Parkinson’s disease * Back injury * Cerebral vascular accident * Dementia.
