Why You Can't Pee: 3 Tips to Help
We’ve all been there—you're ready to use the bathroom, but nothing happens. It can be frustrating, uncomfortable, and even a little scary. If you’ve ever found yourself asking, “What do...
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Why You Can't Pee: 3 Tips to Help
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Barrier Creams: What to Look for and How to Use ThemBarrier Creams: What to Look for and How to Use Them
The right barrier cream can soothe irritation associated with incontinence and lower the likelihood of its return. With so many to choose from, you may not be sure which one...
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Dehydration and Incontinence: How Are They Connected?Dehydration and Incontinence: How Are They Connected?
Dehydration may increase urinary urgency and leakage if you have an overactive bladder (OAB) with stress incontinence.
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Why Does Incontinence Affect Women Over 50?Why Does Incontinence Affect Women Over 50?
Urinary incontinence in women over 50 is a common problem and nearly half of all women over the age of 50 deal with its symptoms.
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Aging and Self-Esteem: Boosting Confidence in the Senior YearsAging and Self-Esteem: Boosting Confidence in the Senior Years
Healthy self-esteem is rarely thought of as people get older, and negative stereotypes often accompany aging adults.
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6 Common Types of Urinary Incontinence Explained6 Common Types of Urinary Incontinence Explained
If you struggle with urinary incontinence (UI), you are not alone. Over half of adults over 65 experience urinary incontinence and understand what it’s like to live with UI.
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Essential Nutrition for Older Adults | Meal ReplacementsEssential Nutrition for Older Adults | Meal Replacements
Keeping a healthy diet can be difficult as we get older. Learn more about how nutritional needs change as we age and get tips on how to build a balanced...
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Can CBD Be Used for Back Pain?Can CBD Be Used for Back Pain?
Back pain can be uncomfortable and disruptive to your life. Learn how CBD can help temporarily soothe joint pain and back pain, promote calm and relief to keep you feeling...
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How Often Do You Change An Incontinent Patient?How Often Do You Change An Incontinent Patient?
As a caregiver, nurse, or home health care provider, you have a lot to juggle. You’re responsible for caring for a loved one or patient—making sure they have the food,...
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Incontinence Odor Control: How to Get Rid of Incontinence SmellIncontinence Odor Control: How to Get Rid of Incontinence Smell
Over 33 million adults in the U.S. experience bladder leaks, and finding products that help control and eliminate odor while still keeping you dry and comfortable can be a challenge.
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Keeping a Caregiver Journal: The Benefits and Where to StartKeeping a Caregiver Journal: The Benefits and Where to Start
Caregiving can sometimes be stressful and lonely. Explore the self-care benefits of keeping a caregiver journal and how to get started.
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The Best Nighttime Incontinence Products for AdultsThe Best Nighttime Incontinence Products for Adults
If you have incontinence, or if you care for someone with incontinence, you know the stress of anticipating and cleaning up after nighttime accidents.
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What Type of Bowel Incontinence Products Do I Need?What Type of Bowel Incontinence Products Do I Need?
Bowel incontinence (also known as fecal incontinence) is more common than you think.
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Dementia and Incontinence: How to CopeDementia and Incontinence: How to Cope
Many older adults live with bladder leaks, but for older adults who also have Alzheimer's disease or dementia, there are a few special considerations for how to manage urinary incontinence.
