Traveling With Incontinence
Traveling can be challenging for people of all ages. Finding where you need to go, packing, arriving on time, following directions, and navigating any issues
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Traveling can be challenging for people of all ages. Finding where you need to go, packing, arriving on time, following directions, and navigating any issues
I am 62 years old and have been dealing with symptoms of IBS for close to 15 years. I’ve had countless accidents in public –
Traveling when you have incontinence can be scary and intimidating – especially when you know there may be times when you’re not going to be
When you live with incontinence, it’s easy to think that limiting your fluids will help you to avoid an uncomfortable bladder leak. And while in
Maintaining a healthy weight can help reduce the risk of incontinence. Green tea may help with weight loss.
Talking about incontinence is hard for many people. Even talking to a doctor can be challenging: on average, people wait 7 years before even seeking
Living with incontinence can present many physical challenges – needing to get to a restroom quickly, changing clothes or bedding after an accident, and cleaning
In today’s hectic and crazy world, it’s hard to even think about finding the time to just sit and practice mindfulness. For many, it’s a
My husband suffers from incontinence. He has for years. He never thought I knew, but I noticed when he would rush to the bathroom
Brad, from Auburn, AL, shares his story of overcoming incontinence after prostate surgery. The emotional and physical challenges were tough, but a friend’s support made a world of difference. Brad encourages men to openly communicate with loved ones about health issues.
I am an adult bed wetter. Those are hard words to say for a 52 year old man. I first started experiencing nighttime leaks when
I’m 68 years old and I have incontinence. I’ve suffered a lot of setbacks over the years. I lost a finger in the army. I
Take this brief survey to tell us how incontinence impacts your life. Your answers will help shape the future of incontinence care.