How to Calm an Irritated Bladder: Our 6 Tips

Posted by Samantha Hall
On December 4, 2018
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Bladder conditions such as urinary incontinence and urinary tract infections can cause irritation and disrupt your day. Although this can be frustrating, there are things you can do to calm an irritated bladder.

The Top 10 Foods for Healthy Bladder and Kidneys

Posted by Samantha Hall
On November 29, 2018
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bladder health, kidney health

Although we don’t often think about it, your kidneys are actually vital to your health. Looking after them is more important than we think.

Are Cotton Incontinence Pants Suitable for You?

Posted by Samantha Hall
On November 20, 2018
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cotton pants

Cotton is a natural fibre and due to the way cotton pants are designed, they have many advantages. Cotton incontinence pants have an inner plastic liner, providing extra protection against day or nighttime incontinence.

Why Spinal Cord Injury and Bladder Function are Closely Linked

Posted by Samantha Hall
On November 6, 2018
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incontinence causes

Spinal cord injuries are common after a traumatic incident such as a car accident or an extreme fall. Car accidents are actually the most common cause of spinal cord issues, leading to 47% of all spinal cord injury cases.

The Benefits of Waterproof Plastic Pants

Posted by Samantha Hall
On October 30, 2018
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Sometimes, an incontinence pad is not enough. If you have heavy incontinence, you can sometimes feel self-conscious and worried about excessive leaks. Waterproof pants provide the extra protection you need to feel confident.

The Dangers of Irritable Bowel Syndrome Misdiagnosis

Posted by Samantha Hall
On September 18, 2018
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causes of faecal incontinence, irritable bowel syndrome

Irritable bowel syndrome shares a lot of symptoms with similar conditions. Dangerously, it is a very common and frustrating misdiagnosis.

Enjoying Life with Chronic Urinary Incontinence

Posted by Samantha Hall
On September 7, 2018
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In some cases, urinary incontinence can be a temporary problem that can be solved. Obesity and incontinence, for example, is a problem that can often be fixed.