AEA UAE resident named Iman, who suffered serious injuries in a road accident in Oman in 2011, experienced long-term urinary incontinence due to undiagnosed vesicovaginal fistulas—abnormal openings between the bladder and vagina. After years of unsuccessful treatments and losing hope, she received specialized care in Abu Dhabi. Doctors discovered that a displaced bone fragment from her pelvic fracture had blocked the vagina, preventing proper diagnosis. Following a successful surgery in 2023, Iman regained control of her health and expressed gratitude toward the medical team. The case highlights the importance of investigating persistent urinary incontinence after major trauma and underscores the challenges faced by individuals with rare or misdiagnosed conditions.
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