Urinary incontinence can be effectively treated by making some changes to your lifestyle including limiting caffeine, alcohol, diet and more.

Although millions of adults live with incontinence, many don't discuss it. But there are a number of ways to overcome the stigma of incontinence.

Male external catheters, also known as condom catheters, are an option for men who experience incontinence. It's a popular alternative option over briefs.

Watch this recorded webinar - Addresses ways to reduce incontinence, and covers products and strategies for successful management including skin care.

Talking with a loved one about incontinence can lead to some awkward conversation. Many feel that their incontinence is embarrassing.

Test Your Knowledge… True or False? Incontinence is a normal part of aging. There is no cure for incontinence. Sufferers must “learn to live with it.” 80% of people who experience urinary incontinence are women. Incontinence is a disease. Certain medications can cause incontinence as a side-effect. It is a good idea for people with… Continue reading How Much Do You Know About Incontinence? It’s Quiz Time!

Because it can be stressful to provide exact details at a busy doctor visit, keeping a bladder diary is a very helpful way to log important activity.

Here are a couple guidelines to follow in order to get the maximum performance out of incontinence products and prevent diaper leakage.

Our incontinence and nutrition experts have consulted with on-staff Registered Dietitians about the link between incontinence and nutrition.

Skin care management is critical for people suffering from incontinence. Poorly managed incontinence can create skin irritation and subsequently lead to the formation of pressure ulcers and other complications. A low humidity environment and increased activity all reduce the potential for the development of pressure ulcers. A balanced skin care management program includes choosing the… Continue reading Incontinence and Skin Care