Incontinence pads - Dark ages solution
MSmum99
Online Community Member Posts: 24 Contributor
Although I have a suprapubic catheter, I have to wear pads as confidence against a bypassing bladder. Does anyone else think there should be a better solution than having to sit in wet uncomfortable pads until the next carer visit. And what's with the advert of the women on the zip-wire in floral inco knickersI I also find the perfume in the 'designer' ones incredibly irritating to my skin. How anyone can see inco pads as a 'management solution' to bladder problems (especially social services) is beyond me. Come on designers bring me an answer! I have just discovered 'buscopan' for bladder spasms, but why has it taken my healthcare team months to suggest these!
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