Brief Answer: This could be a UTI or genital infection. Detailed Answer: Hi, Thanks for consulting us. There are a few tests that I think can help diagnose this problem. I am sure you must have had them before, but, for the current problem, you need a fresh report. Have a Urine DR. This will rule out any UTI ( specially asymptomatic). A UTI can lead to incontinence, so, this must be ruled out. Have a high vaginal & urethral swab test to rule out any ongoing infection, which can then be treated by a specific antibiotic treatment to ease your trouble. Have a pelvic ultrasound, both pre-void & post-void, to exclude any urinary retention. This may also lead to incontinence. Once you get some lab evidence of your symptoms, doctors can suggest you relevant treatment. Alternatively, you may visit a Gynecologist & have a local examination. The doctor may demonstrate your symptoms objectively by performing a cough test on you. Hope I have given you some helpful suggestions. Please write back if you want to discuss this further. Best regards.

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Brief Answer: If you have Diabetes, this may have causative role Detailed Answer: Hi, Thanks for your reply. Diabetes increase the incidence of both UTI & vaginal discharge due to infection. But, I feel you are quite young for that, unless you have type one diabetes. Anyway you may resolve this doubt by checking your blood sugar levels both in fasting & 2 hours after breakfast. If these are within normal limits, this can't be the cause. Other controlling sugar levels may do miracles. Sometimes, a small urethral fistula or diverticulum may produce these symptoms. Cystoscopy is a test that can help diagnose this problem. You may request your Urologist for that. Hope you get well soon. Take care.

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