by Chelsea Wardach October 02, 2012
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People often ask me, as a National Incontinence customer service representative, what I would use for my aging parents, but until recently, I didn’t have any personal experience to share. Recently, my dad began suffering from incontinence, and my mom, his primary caregiver, asked me for advice. Here are the incontinence products we are using and why.
Read More by Chelsea Wardach September 27, 2012
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It’s common for women to experience stress incontinence. This means that something as simple as lifting or laughing can cause a leak. As the uterus expanded for the growing baby during pregnancy, more pressure or “stress” was put on the bladder and the pelvic floor muscles may have been weakened.
Read More by Chelsea Wardach September 25, 2012
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If you’re experiencing bladder leakage, there are some effective strategies to help you regain bladder control. Timed voiding is a strategy that helps “retrain” the bladder so it doesn’t empty too frequently or urgently. The goal of timed voiding is to empty your bladder on a regular basis so accidents don’t occur. While that instruction seems easy to follow, these steps can help you be more successful.
Read More by Chelsea Wardach September 20, 2012
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If you’re constantly running to the bathroom or feel like your bladder is never fully empty, you may have an overactive bladder. Fortunately, there are simple things you can do that can help with strong urges.
Read More by Bryan Mercer September 18, 2012
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Our #1 best-selling incontinence product is not fancy or high-priced – it’s the washable, waterproof underpad. Here are 5 reasons why you need this versatile, inexpensive timesaver.
Read More by Chelsea Wardach September 13, 2012
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People who suffer from incontinence have more to worry about other than just a leak: skin irritation and infections can plague users of adult diapers (briefs) and adult pull ons. A lack of air flow, damp conditions, and especially stale urine or stool causes the skin to break down and causes painful and dangerous diaper rash, sores, and yeast infections.
Read More by Chelsea Wardach September 04, 2012
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Vaginal weights, or cones, are great for women suffering from urinary incontinence. Exercises can be
discreetly performed anytime – except during menstruation, intercourse, or pregnancy. With regular use, vaginal weights may help
prevent those embarrassing leaks and can even
lead to stronger and more frequent orgasms.
Read More by Chelsea Wardach September 03, 2012
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DO I ONLY NEED PROTECTION FROM URINARY INCONTINENCE?
For the most part, urinary-only incontinence for active people can be controlled by pads for women and guards for men. These lightweight, absorbent products are discreet, fit in regular underwear, and offer all levels of protection.
Read More by Chelsea Wardach September 02, 2012
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Urinary incontinence is the inability to control one’s bladder emptying. This common, yet treatable, condition affects about 25 million American adults and 200 million adults worldwide. While the pain and embarrassment of incontinence is similar, the cause and type can differ greatly. Read below to find out what type of incontinence you may have.
Read More by Chelsea Wardach September 01, 2012
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Hello and welcome! At National Incontinence, we are excited to announce our new blog dedicated to helping you or your loved one manage bladder leakage while living a full life. Here are a few things we’ll be discussing every week...
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