Stress incontinence may presumably seem related to some psychological tension, but it is not in any way related to psychological conditions.  However, it is the involuntary leak of urine you may experience due to activities that put pressure on the bladder, such as coughing, sneezing, lifting weights, running, or excessive laughing. Women are more prone to have Stress incontinence than men.

Stress incontinence may make you avoid doing physical activities. It may also result in you distancing yourself from social situations. However, Stress incontinence is treatable, and you can continue to socialize and perform all physical activities freely. You should see a doctor if the problem persistently interrupts your daily routine or causes discomfort.