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Q: It’s just an occasional leak—should I seek incontinence treatment?
Think about this for a second: incontinence affects 51% of seniors in America. If you’re living with it, you are definitely not alone. Yet so many people put off getting treatment for incontinence because they’re embarrassed. They tell themselves Read More...
Q: What is bladder training?
If you seek professional help for your urinary incontinence—which we highly recommend that you do—your doctor may recommend something called “bladder training” as a course of treatment. Whether your bladder control issues are classified as stress incontinence, urge incontinence Read More...
Q: Fecal Incontinence
Q: What is fecal incontinence?rnrn rnrnA: Fecal incontinence, also known as bowel incontinence, is an inability to control bowel movements. This often results in unexpected leakages of liquid stools, or passing of solid stools, sometimes without even realizing it. The Read More...
