If you live with a bladder or bowel condition and are planning a holiday, a trip for work, or perhaps traveling further afield for a longer adventure there is enough to plan without having to consider your healthcare needs. Living...
Urinary incontinence is the loss of the ability to control urination (peeing). Urinary incontinence sometimes occurs in men who've had prostate surgery. If you’ve had prostate surgery, you might experience stress incontinence, which means you might leak urine when you...
Loss of bladder control is relatively common among women, cropping up for a number of reasons at various life stages. Urinary incontinence occurs when you actually lose urine. Say the experts. Experts explain that the condition is caused by a...
Can you use disposable wipes to keep your pet clean? And if so, what kind of wipes should you use? Let’s take a closer look at this important, but little-discussed aspect. Dogs can potentially bring germs into your home. But...
Incontinence is a broad term in that the incontinence can be an occasional light dribble of urine or constant, occasional fecal leakage or complete loss of bowel control. In extreme cases of urinary incontinence, an indwelling catheter may be the...
Disposable Underpads are a lifesaver for many caregivers. Often called "chux" these absorbent pads are intended to catch fluids from any situation and allow for easy cleanup. Smaller-sized pads such as 23" x 36’’ are perfect for couches, chairs, and...
America is a nation on the go. We love long weekends, vacations, and visiting relatives. But with a child who wets the bed, there are extra considerations when planning these trips. We all know that there can be a...
While they seem very simple and are common enough to find in every grocery and drug store (as well as mega stores like Target and Walmart), these little devices are actually complicated pieces of engineered materials. They can feel like...
While it can happen to anyone, urinary incontinence, also known as overactive bladder, is more common in older people. Bladder control issues can be embarrassing and cause people to avoid their normal activities. But incontinence can often be stopped or...
