Choosing Incontinence Pads for Sensitive Skin

Posted by Samantha Hall
On August 16, 2018
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Choosing incontinence products can be daunting enough, however when you have sensitive skin it can be even harder.

Posted by Samantha Hall
On August 10, 2018
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It is vital for your health and wellbeing to get a good night’s sleep. It is healing, restorative and importance for our general functioning.

The Dangers of Early Potty Training

Posted by Samantha Hall
On August 6, 2018
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Are you panicking after another parent bragged about potty training their child at 18 months? Although it is tempting to google early potty training methods, there are many reasons why it is wise to resist.

How to Prevent Incontinence Associated Dermatitis

Posted by Samantha Hall
On August 6, 2018
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Incontinence associated dermatitis (IAD) is not a condition that is commonly spoken about. Even individuals with incontinence are often unaware of the causes and symptoms.

What are the Benefits of Bedpans and Urinals?

Posted by Samantha Hall
On August 2, 2018
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Bedpans and urinals are rapidly becoming more popular for both patients and healthcare environments. Knowing the uses and benefits of each is vital for managing incontinence effectively.

The Surprising Prevalence of Postnatal Incontinence

Posted by Samantha Hall
On August 2, 2018
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Shockingly, one of three new mothers develop urinary incontinence. Due to the taboo surrounding incontinence, the condition remains a frequently overlooked form of maternal morbidity.

Incontinence Pads for Men: What are the Different Options?

Posted by Samantha Hall
On August 1, 2018
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Incontinence pads are a discreet and handy option, allowing you to manage incontinence with dignity.

How to Manage Multiple Sclerosis and Incontinence

Posted by Samantha Hall
On July 31, 2018
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It is estimated that there are over 100,000 people in the UK living with Multiple Sclerosis. It is often simply thought of as causing difficulty in coordination. However, a surprising symptom of Multiple Sclerosis is incontinence.

Incontinence Pads vs Menstrual Pads: What are the Differences?

Posted by Samantha Hall
On July 31, 2018
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Many women with incontinence opt for buying sanitary pads instead of incontinence pads. This can be due to various reasons, from skimping on money to embarrassment about buying incontinence protection.

What are the Benefits of Wearing Pull Up Incontinence Pants?

Posted by Samantha Hall
On July 30, 2018
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The negative feelings around incontinence often stem from the fear of being discovered and the fear of their protection resembling a large bulky product. The National Association for Continence reported that women wait 6.5 years and men 4.2 years after beginning to experience bladder control problems before seeing a healthcare professional.

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