Incontinence and bedwetting: What are the causes of bedwetting and how can it be treated as a medical condition?

bedwetting

Bedwetting is embarrassing to talk about. The good news is that although it can be attributed to several different causes, it is usually treatable. The Causes of Bedwetting Conditions that can lead to incontinence and bedwetting include: Prostate cancer or enlarged prostate Urinary tract infection Sleep apnea Impaired mobility Neurological disorders Diabetes Constipation Talking about…

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What Types of Things or Situations Make Incontinence Worse?

Make Incontinence Worse

One way to manage incontinence symptoms is to understand what kinds of things make it worse. Here are some things that make incontinence worse to look out for: Certain medications Check labels and talk with your doctor if you notice that any medications you are taking worsen incontinence. Common culprits include antidepressants, high blood pressure…

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How can I reduce my incontinence problems?

reduce incontinence problems

If you, like millions of men, are living with incontinence there are things you can do to improve your symptoms and reduce incontinence problems. Certain lifestyle changes, devices, and medical interventions can help you feel more like yourself. Exploring solutions can help you feel more in control of your bladder and your life.  Adopt lifestyle…

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Age doesn’t matter – Bladder loss can happen at any age

Bladder loss

Urinary incontinence or the accidental leakage of urine can happen at any age. Here are some of the most common causes of bladder loss. Nerve damage Over time, diabetes can lead to nerve damage or diabetic neuropathy. One consequence is incontinence, which can happen at any age. Because nerves send signals that communicate between the…

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The Dangers of Not Going to the Bathroom

Not Going to the Bathroom

Not going to the bathroom on a regular basis can be harmful to your bladder and other organs in the urinary system. A typical adult will go to the bathroom 4 to 7 times a day. But it depends on your personal body and individual factors including age, size of bladder, medical conditions, and bladder…

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An Overview of Men’s Bladder Health

Men's Bladder Health

An Overview of Men’s Bladder Health Even though bladder health is often associated with women, it is a very real concern for men too. Over 25% of men over the age of 65 have dealt with urinary leakage, and 1 in every 27 men has a chance of developing bladder cancer. An Overview of Men’s…

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What is this OAB I keep hearing about?

Over Active Bladder or OAB, as it is commonly referred to, is a term that you will usually hear or read about when the topic of discussion is urinary incontinence. Whenever you see a commercial on TV for a drug that is used to treat urinary incontinence, you will usually hear about an “over active…

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