Answer and Explanation:
There are 2 types of heparin: heparin and low molecular weight (LMW) heparin (which is the enoxaparin).
Heparin has its anticoagulant effect mainly due to its action against thrombin (factor II), while LMW heparins have activity against factor X. These proteins are "coagulation factors" and the purpose of therapy with heparins is to inhibit them, so that the blood has more difficulty clotting. Enoxaparin is just one of the low molecular weight heparins. Both forms can be used for the prevention and treatment of thrombosis.
Answer:
Transient Incontinence refers to continence issues that can and do resolve when the condition that's causing it heals or is cured. What conditions cause Transient Incontinence? Being pregnant and giving birth. Both add stress to the pelvic floor muscle.