There are many causes of poor bladder or bowel control. It can be a problem for everyone involved including family members, friends and those caring for the person.
Being a carer is always demanding, and caring for someone with bladder or bowel problems can be extra stressful. Most carers will admit they need support and practical ideas to help manage bladder and bowel control problems day-to-day.
Loss of bladder or bowel control is common for men and women of all ages. Learn more...
It is important to encourage the person you care for to have a bladder control check up to help discover the cause of the problem and get the right treatment. Learn more...
Practical tips to make being a carer easier and less stressful, including information about toileting and training programs, caring for someone with dementia, details on available products and questions to ask your doctor. Learn more...
People with bladder and bowel control problems can often feel embarrassed, denial, frustration, anxiety or anger. Learn more...
Additional resources to help people caring for someone with bladder control or bowel problems, including a free booklet for carers. Learn more...
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National Continence Helpline
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