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The condition causes uncontrollable leakage of urine or faeces. But beyond the physical damage, it often produces a persistent foul odour that drives many women into social exile.

"Start with the most conservative, least-expensive treatment," Galloway tells WebMD. Options include: Muscle training: For stress incontinence, learning muscle control can help manage leakage.