stress incontinence and bladder weakness can affect anybody
Stress Incontinence is not something women talk about.
But bladder weakness is a terrible problem that affects more than five million women in the UK. The good news is that with a little help and understanding it can often be cured. The important thing about bladder weakness is NOT TO SUFFER IN SILENCE!
Our first advice is to consult your GP. But we understand that many women don’t like to do this, and by reading the information on this site, you may be able to understand more the causes of your problem and how you can start to help yourself.
We describe the main causes of bladder weakness in women of all ages – and believe us when we say bladder weakness does affect women of all ages. We also highlight some of the tried and tested methods of ridding yourself of this curse once and for all, including some amazing bladder weekness gadgets.
So don’t despair, read on and hopefully together we’ll be able to give you back your life. Look at our sections of Types of bladder weakness and Help for bladder weakness. But remember, you may also wish to consult your GP too.
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Bladder weakness products
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#1 by Lesley on February 29, 2012 - 3:28 pm
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Hi Abs, that’s not stress incontinence you’ve got there.
It’s something you need to go to your doctor about, and could be something as simple as an infection that can be easily cured. But it’s not something that will be helped by any of these stress incontinence products.
You need to overcome your embarrassment and discuss it with your G.P.
hope this helps
Lesley
#2 by Abs on February 29, 2012 - 3:17 pm
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I am only 22 and really worried about my bladder problem. I need to wee as soon as I get up in the morning (7.15) the other week I had to turf my flatmate out of the shower just so I could wee! I literally can’t do anything else apart from wee as soon as I am awake. I don’t drink anything in the morning yet as soon as I arrive at work (8.45) I need to wee again. I will then allow myself to have a milky coffee but will need to wee again at around (10.00) normally I will go once again at around (11.00) and again at lunch (12.30) when I will allow myself to have a small cup of water. In the afternoon I will go again at around (2.30) and again when I get home from work (5.30) I just have to go and can’t hold it in. I have even found myself dancing like a child when I have needed to hold it in but just can’t. This is ruling my life and is very embrassing! I hardly drink anything all day so am dehdryated by the time I get home. Help me!
#3 by admin on September 20, 2011 - 11:16 am
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Hi Pamela
Your symptoms could indicate one of quite a few problems such as diabetes, but it’s definitely not usual to go five times in the night.
We’d suggest you have a word with your doctor and try and find the underlying problem.
It ought to be curable.
Lesley, Bladderweakness staff
#4 by pamela ray on September 20, 2011 - 9:33 am
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My problem is that I have to spend a penny very often, especially when I am out and even more of a nusience at bed time, I can go as many times as 5 during the night, and I stop drinking after 4pm but it makes no difference, therefore I am dehydrated and tired.