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Understanding the stigma of urinary incontinence

WebDefinition of stigma: feelings of disapproval that people have about particular illnesses or ways of behaving. Men, women and children can experience urinary …

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Maintaining a healthy bladder all year around

WebBladder & Bowel UK have information about a wide range of bladder and bowel conditions for children and for adults on our website. For free confidential advice …

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How to maintain a healthy bladder

WebA general guide is that an adult should drink around 1500-2000ml of fluid per 24 hours. It is important to drink this amount throughout a 24-hour period, spreading the …

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How to keep your bowels healthy

WebTo maintain or achieve a healthy bowel, it is important to eat meals regularly to boost metabolism, ideally three a day. Food choices are important in the maintenance of …

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Myths and facts about constipation

WebFact: You may experience faecal leakage as a result of constipation – liquid stool can build up behind and then bypass the dry stool. Myth: Only old people get …

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Information library for adults

WebAdult information library Here you can find advice about bladder and bowel issues in adults, and general bladder and bowel health. The information library is designed for you, for …

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What do we know about flaxseed and bowel health

WebIn this article from Linwoods, Jane McClenaghan (BScHons, DipION and BANT registered Nutritional Therapist), discusses the positive impact of flaxseed in your …

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Four steps to improved patient adherence

Web1. Communication, time and empathy. Crucially, non-adherence should not be seen as the patient’s fault: adherence must be a partnership between patient and …

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Adults – Bladder

WebSpeak to your GP or health professional. Did you know that there are several specialist services? These include local bladder and bowel or continence services, pelvic health …

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Common Questions and Concerns regarding Bladder and Bowel …

WebExamples of the types of problems that bladder and bowel services may help with include. Urinary incontinence (leaking urine) or difficulty emptying the bladder. …

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Adults – Bowel

WebBowel problems in adults can include: Common issues such as constipation and difficulties emptying the bowel, faecal incontinence, bowel urgency and diarrhoea. Inflammatory …

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Bladder & Bowel UK home page

WebNational helpline Confidential advice from our specialist team. Just can't wait card Get better access to toilets when out and about. information For guidance, advice and signposting …

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The impact of diet on constipation in children

Webon March 22, 2021. Bladder & Bowel UK’s Children’s Specialist Nurse, Davina Richardson, talks about the importance of diet on constipation in children. What we eat can affect our …

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New campaign tackles ‘incontinence poverty’ amid cost of living …

WebA new initiative is addressing the issue of ‘incontinence poverty’ by distributing essential incontinence products free of charge to people in need. As the cost …

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Information library for children and young people

WebChild information library Here you can find advice about bladder and bowel issues in children, and general bladder and bowel health. The information library is designed for …

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Are British public attitudes towards people with stomas improving

WebThis post has been written on behalf of Potter Rees Dolan about attitudes towards people with stomas. For people with bladder and bowel conditions, getting a …

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Taste the Difference Challenge!

WebThis guest blog, written by Sarah Coombes, Continence Nurse Specialist for the University of Leicester talks about an innovative approach to improving bladder …

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