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" Virtual reality dance games could help older women with urinary incontinence, according to new research. A study was carried out in Canada, led by Dr Chantal Dumoulin of the Urogynaecological Health and Aging Centre. During the investigation, 24 patients had dance games introduced as part their physiotherapy treatment. The exercises made the women use their pelvic floor muscles more frequently, which helped to control their previous incontinence problems. Researchers found that dance proved to be significantly more effective than other physiotherapy treatments that had been used before and led to a greater reduction in daily urine leakage.\u00A0 In addition, the women taking part enjoyed the exercises more than any others they had tried and higher numbers attended the sessions than they had before. Dr Dumoulin said: &amp;quot;Dancing gives women confidence. They now know they can contract their pelvic floor muscles when they perform any daily activity to prevent urine leakage.&amp;quot; Read more on this here "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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