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A 82 year old female patient presents with worstening urinary incontinence for the past 3 months. The patient has had urinary incontinence for the past 12 years. The incontinence occurs usually while carrying out daily activities and starts with an intense feeling of going to the toilet followed by incontinence.
The patient has a past history of hypertension.
Physical examination reveals clear lung fields, heart regular rhythmic, abdomen soft non tender, genitalia had no apparent disorder. Blood tests and urinary tests were unremarkable.
What is your next step in management?
