Aeroflow Urology Blog

Residents of North Dakota who have bladder and bowel control problems and an underlying medical condition or disability may be able to receive incontinence products for free through Medicaid. Find out if you or your loved one is eligible.

Do you pee when you run? You’re not alone. Stress incontinence can happen to anyone, even elite female athletes. Read these 10 tips to stop leaking when running.

It can’t wait. The U.S. is in dire need of a national public bathroom map. Learn how toilet mapping matters for people with bladder and digestive conditions.

As a Wyoming Medicaid recipient, you may qualify for insurance-covered incontinence supplies like pull-ons and diapers for adults or kids. Check your coverage.

Find out if you qualify for free incontinence supplies, such as adult briefs, protective underwear, pediatric supplies, and more through Montana Medicaid.

Your child may qualify for Medicaid even if you make too much. Learn how to check whether your child is eligible for Medicaid or other coverage, such as CHIP.

What are microplastics, and how are they affecting your bladder health? Learn how they enter the body, if they’re harmful, and how they may cause inflammation.

Florida Medicaid is a state-run insurance option for adults, children, senior citizens, and individuals with disabilities living in Florida.

Are you peeing when you cough, sneeze, or laugh? You may have stress incontinence. Find treatment options and the cause of your bladder leakage.

As a Texas Medicaid recipient, you may qualify for no-cost incontinence supplies like pull-ons and diapers for adults or kids. Check your eligibility here.