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What Causes Urinary Incontinance And Changed Bowel Habits?

I have suffered with lumbar,sacral pain which causes pain and weakness in my legs. I stopped menstruating suddenly at age 49. I suffer with urinary incontinance and changed bowel habits. I have lost 10 kilos in 12 months without trying. My blood test showed elevated CEA. Could this be ovarian cancer?
Fri, 5 May 2017
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Respected user, hi I evaluated your query thoroughly.
* Urinary incontinence relates to neurological compression at Lumbosacral
levels controlling bladder contractions,relaxations. It has nothing to do with
menopause.
* Changed bowel habits need extensive evaluations clinically & diagnostically.
* Elevated CEA with Ultrasound abdomen & pelvis +/- CT Scan is more
precise for ovarian cancer evaluations rather than just freaking out.
Hope this clears your doubts .
Thanks for using Health care magic & giving me an opportunity to assist you.
Welcome for any further queries.
Regards dear take care.
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What Causes Urinary Incontinance And Changed Bowel Habits?

Respected user, hi I evaluated your query thoroughly. * Urinary incontinence relates to neurological compression at Lumbosacral levels controlling bladder contractions,relaxations. It has nothing to do with menopause. * Changed bowel habits need extensive evaluations clinically & diagnostically. * Elevated CEA with Ultrasound abdomen & pelvis +/- CT Scan is more precise for ovarian cancer evaluations rather than just freaking out. Hope this clears your doubts . Thanks for using Health care magic & giving me an opportunity to assist you. Welcome for any further queries. Regards dear take care.