Patient Perspective: Asking For Help Is Ok. (Living With Incontinence As A College Student.)
As a young person with incontinence, Mia realized how important having a community to depend on is. Read her story.
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As a young person with incontinence, Mia realized how important having a community to depend on is. Read her story.
Read how one man fought through his embarrassment around OAB and refuses to give up on finding a treatment.
Stacy struggled with incontinence and bladder leaks, but once she finally decided to open up about her condition to others, things got a lot easier. Read her story here.
Having a support system like NAFC to help deal with the emotional and physical setbacks of incontinence makes a huge difference. Read Kara’s Story.
Is washable incontinence underwear for you? Read our FAQs on this type of absorbent product and see if it’s something you might try.
Thinking about trying Dry January this year? Learn all about it here.
NAFC is the best online support group I have found for any condition let alone one as embarrassing as bedwetting.
The many available products to treat bladder leaks can be overwhelming, especially for men. Check out this complete guide to help you navigate your options.
Learn how a pelvic floor physical therapist can help make you more aware of your body, strengthen your pelvic floor, and help you stop those bladder leaks for good.
Do you find yourself frequently dribbling urine throughout the day? Does this happen even after you go to the bathroom? You may be dealing with a condition sometimes known as overflow incontinence, which doctors may sometimes treat by prescribing the use of intermittent catheters.
Learn more about the signs and symptoms of interstitial cystitis here, plus how to treat it.
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