Category: Incontinence

Certain medical and post-operative conditions often lead to what is referred to as incontinence.  This includes disruptions to regular emptying of the bowel and bladder.  Depending on the type of incontinence, which is usually determined by a primary physician or a medical specialist, there may be ways to treat and eliminate incontinence.  For others, it […]

When an elder is diagnosed with incontinence, he or she might quickly become overwhelmed by the options of incontinence products that are on the market. There are hundreds of products ranging from pads to adult diapers, and this can make it hard to narrow down which product is best for the individual. If you’re a […]

For individuals who are unfamiliar with the terminology or lack experience in this area, urinary incontinence may be simply viewed as loss of bladder control.  While this holds true, bladder control only accounts for a small fraction of incontinence cases.  Without knowing the proper definitions, patients, clinicians, and family members cannot accurately identify, treat, and […]