Here is what the page “Commonwealth finalist Naomi Korir reveals she cut back running due to urine leaks from fis” contains. Kenyan runner Naomi Korir, a Commonwealth Games finalist, has opened up about living with fistula, a condition that causes uncontrolled leakage of urine or faeces. Born with the condition, Korir said it forced her to reduce her running at times, even as she pursued elite competition. Her story highlights the physical and psychological challenges faced by athletes with pelvic floor disorders, which are often stigmatized and underreported.
By speaking publicly, Korir aims to raise awareness and encourage others, especially women in sports, to seek treatment and support. Fistula is preventable and treatable, yet many suffer in silence due to lack of information or access to care. Korir’s courage in sharing her experience could help break taboos and inspire policy changes in sports health. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.