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Underpads

Protect Your Furniture from Incontinence

Kevin Cleary Feb 25, 2016

Incontinence doesn’t care when or where it may rear its ugly head. For those that suffer from this disorder there is always a measure of uncertainty and worry about it. Many people may hear of incontinence and think about only wetting your bed, but the worry extends to your home’s furniture as well as the bed.

Perineal Skin Care

Cleaning and Protecting Perineal Skin

Kevin Cleary Feb 16, 2016

An important part of any incontinence skin care program is maintaining a clean perineal area. As it turns out, our skin does not like to be perpetually wet or moist but incontinence does just that. Adherence to a program dedicated to helping maintain dry skin can help those suffering from every level of incontinence, whether it’s just a leak to full loss of bladder control.

Incontinence Pads and Liners

Incontinence and Menopause – Urinary Incontinence in Women

Taikhum Sadiq Feb 14, 2016

Bladder control problems or urinary incontinence are common for women going through their menopause. As women age, many factors can weaken the pelvic floor muscles that are responsible for the bladder control resulting in urinary incontinence.

Incontinence Guide

Managing Bariatric Incontinence

Kevin Cleary Feb 13, 2016

The scourge of incontinence knows no bounds. Men and women alike can suffer from this embarrassing disorder. Things become even worse when you are a bariatric patient. Finding what works for you may be a matter of trial and error or even a team effort with your doctor or nurse.

Incontinence Guide

A Brief Guide to Urinary Incontinence in Women

Taikhum Sadiq Feb 09, 2016

The pelvic floor muscles in your abdominal region, help you hold your urine. Urine may leak if the muscles get weak. This can happen from pregnancy, prostate surgery, or excessive weight.

Diapers and Briefs

The 5 Best Adult Diapers for Women

HPFY Staff Writer Feb 09, 2016

Diapers for elderly women are manufactured with a cloth or synthetic disposable materials. Disposable diapers consist of absorbent chemicals and must be thrown away after use. Generally, diapers are associated with infants and toddlers who are not yet toilet trained. However, many times adult women are also recommended to wear adult diapers. Certain circumstances and medical conditions render women wearing diapers, including incontinence, surgery, pregnancy, and menopause.

Incontinence Guide

How To Choose The Right Incontinence Product

Taikhum Sadiq Feb 09, 2016

There are hundreds of incontinence products available in the market. But the biggest dilemma is to choose the one that fits your needs. Discreteness is very important part of the precaution to many people dealing with incontinence. If discreteness is important for you, there are several options available.

Incontinence Pads and Liners

Fecal Incontinence and Children

Taikhum Sadiq Feb 05, 2016

Fecal incontinence also affects children, and more care should be taken, as children cannot always control the functions of the body as compared to an adult. Fecal incontinence occurs in children because of a birth defect or disease, but in most cases it's because of chronic constipation. The key is to pay close attention to child's bowel habits and to keep supporting them throughout the ordeal.

Nebulizer Accessories

Nebulizer Filters: All You Need to Know

Taikhum Sadiq Feb 02, 2016

Nebulizer filters are one of the most important nebulizer accessories for your nebulizer machine. Nebulizer filters clean the air that runs through the machine, removing unwanted particles from the air.

Diaper Rash

Adult Diaper Rash: 5 Tips For Treatment and Prevention

Taikhum Sadiq Feb 01, 2016

Incontinence or involuntary urination is a problem that many people including adults face. But as technology advanced we got a solution to prevent wetting our bed or pants. Adult diapers are the answer to many of our dilemmas regarding incontinence.