Health — incontinence management

How to Manage Incontinence with Diabetes

April 7, 2023 • diabetes • incontinence management • incontinence with diabetes

People living with diabetes may experience episodes of incontinence and bedwetting. If you or a loved one are experiencing these symptoms, here are some tips for managing incontinence and bedwetting with diabetes.

How to Treat Skin Irritation from Urinary Incontinence

October 27, 2022 • incontinence associated dermatitis • incontinence management • incontinence treatment options

IAD affects a significant amount of people worldwide, especially older adults. Incontinence associated dermatitis causes immense pain, rashes, and discomfort. That’s why taking necessary precautions to prevent IAD is important when it comes to urinary health.

How to Get Rid of Incontinence Related Odors

October 21, 2022 • caring for someone with incontinence • foods to avoid with incontinence • hygiene • incontinence management

While many may feel embarrassed about their condition, living with incontinence can be managed with lifestyle changes and products for incontinence odor control. One should live with confidence knowing that there are ways to get rid of incontinence related odor issues.

How to Manage Urinary Incontinence Naturally with Lifestyle Changes

July 14, 2021 • bladder control training • caring for someone with incontinence • drinks to avoid with incontinence • foods to avoid with incontinence • incontinence management • natural incontinence treatments • urinary incontinence treatment for elderly

Natural incontinence treatments can help ease urinary incontinence symptoms. There are several lifestyle and diet changes you can take in order to avoid urinary leaks and multiple bathroom trips.

How to Talk to Your Doctor About Urinary Incontinence

May 28, 2020 • bladder diary • incontinence management • questions about urinary incontinence

If you think you have any problems with urinary incontinence, talk to your doctor about what's happening. Tell your healthcare provider about your symptoms and feelings. Talk about how your life is affected. Your provider is used to hearing about all kinds of problems.