I used to visit a guy in for life who was a bedwetter. The doctor sent him for urology tests & he was put on the waiting list for bladder enlargement surgery - a long long list. Staff were mean: every morning he asked for clean sheets; every morning they asked him loudly why he needed them, in front of all staff and inmates. And no plastic sheet - due risk of suicide. He shared a room with a guy who was reliably dry.

I had a feeling being incontinent in prison would be a rough road to travel. As for no plastic sheet how on earth did he keep his matteras dry.

im sure being in prison and being scared all the time doesnt help

ST50 - I think he got a hospital-style mattress eventually - and was then promptly moved to another prison served by a different hospital where he had to start the whole process all over again.

I also thou a church that I belong to the minster who knew of my own incontinence suggested to me he was housed in the prison medical unit and had a hospital like mattress wore cloth diapers and plastic pants and real down fell was he needed it to be verified when he needed to be changed they were only issused one at time and they had to supervised so they could not build a stockpile of them the prison was afraid that they could be use as weapons

I am sure you would just go in the briefs and then they would throw them away.