Conditions

Learn the difference between autism and Down syndrome and how incontinence is related to both conditions.

Cerebral palsy causes incontinence in many adults and children but there are ways you can help your loved one manage their incontinence symptoms. 

Learn how to care for yourself while caring for someone with dementia. 

If you are an individual or a family on low income, you may qualify to get incontinence products at little to no cost. Find the resources available to you.

Do you leak urine and use the bathroom more than usual? You may have mixed incontinence. Find out what it means and how to manage it. 

Changing soiled incontinence products in public bathrooms is daunting, but this article will give you step-by-step guides to change discreetly like a pro!

Are you urinating more than usual? It could be a sign of diabetes or a sign of another underlying issue. 

Seniors face many different issues when it comes to urinary incontinence and need to take preventative action to keep their bladders and pelvic floor muscles healthy. Find out how. 

Find out why your pee smells and what it means in this article. 

Wondering why you need a prescription in order to get your incontinence products? Read this article to find out.