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Whether it’s urinary or bowel-related, incontinence affects millions of people at some point in their lives. It’s a common condition that might be due to a medical issue, your age, or a chronic health condition.

Bedwetting – known medically as nocturnal enuresis – affects many children and young people. But for the 3-4% of UK teenagers who experience some form of urinary incontinence, it can be especially stressful.

Caring for someone with incontinence can be tricky at times, but with the right knowledge, tools, and mindset, it can become a manageable part of your caregiving routine.

If you live with incontinence-related leaks, the idea of a day trip can make your hair stand on end. From inconvenience to outright discomfort, an accident always threatens the perfect day out with loved ones.

Discreetly living with incontinence doesn't have to be the challenge you're imagining. Whether at work, with friends and family, or just on your own, the right products can go a long way to improving your confidence.

Travel is one of life’s greatest joys. It offers new experiences and creates memories that can last a lifetime. But if you’re managing incontinence when travelling, it can get tricky. From leaks to dribbles, a lot can overshadow the excitement of a new adventure. But it doesn’t have to be this way. Drylife has a range of high-quality incontinence products to help you travel confidently. Designed for comfort, Drylife lets you focus on your trip instead of leaks.

Incontinence issues are a common challenge for elderly people, affecting their quality of life in a major way. The loss of bladder control, also known as urinary incontinence, leads to unexpected urine leaks and the inability to reach the bathroom in time. Then there’s bowel incontinence, which can bring about challenges when it comes to comfort and dignity. 

As the summer months bring hot weather and longer days, those dealing with urinary incontinence face unique challenges. The warmth and activities that define the season can worsen incontinence symptoms, making daily management more tricky. Despite these hurdles, enjoying summer activities comfortably and confidently is possible.

Gardening is a wonderful, low-impact activity that drastically improves your quality of life. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting, understanding how to balance incontinence with gardening can be very fulfilling.