Incontinence in Men Community Group

I am a 30 year old man who suffers from bladder control problems. I would like to talk to other men who also suffer from it.

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Male incontinence is more common than reported. Being incontinent and having to wear diapers again takes getting used to. Diapers sure beats ruined bedding at first. Then as it progresses you can only imagine. I have what's called overflow reflex incontinence. That means I have no idea that I need to go until it is too late. Consequently I have to wear diapers all of the time.
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Hi Dave,
I have urge incontinence and a neurogenic badder. I have urges and leaks. I have been tested by my Urologist. I have got some problems. I have tried diapers,self cathing,external catherters and medicines all with no luck I was using Liberator Medical for my supplies of external catherters. He recommended a different kind of external catheter It's call Liberty 3.0 and it's made by Bioderm. It has changed my life. Go to bioderm.com and see for yourself. I talk to Fred Mond. Tell him Dan from Decatur told you to call.. I will tell you that you need a prescription to get them. But that should be no problem for you.
Good luck!
ST50
ST50
I have little warning before I wet my self so wear pads or nappies a the time. I wet the bed every night so always sleep in nappies and plastic pants. My incontinence is permenant and can not be cured as my diabetes has damaged the nerves controlling the muscles controlling my bladder.
Kyle-M
Kyle-M
I know what its like I have to wear pull ups all day and night as I have absolutely no control as to when I am going to pee and simply cant control it. Its like my bladder is on permanent open its terrible and I am struggling to get on with it as I suspect are you.
g87
g87
Hi guys, I'm wondering if anyone here has seen a men's health specialist physiotherapist? There is lots of really strong evidence to show that pelvic floor retraining (They are the muscles at the bottom of your pelvis that control urination and bladder function) can be very effective in treating incontinence.

Cheers.
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