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The new design, which is washable and reusable, is said to be a more discreet, comfortable, and affordable alternative compared to traditional disposable products.
But are they all they’re cracked up to be?
In this article we’ll cover what they are, how they work and how to tell if leakproof underwear may be right for you.
Urinary incontinence — or the loss of bladder control — is a common and often embarrassing problem.
It is most common in women over 60 and can range in severity from small leaks when you cough or sneeze to an urgent need to urinate that’s so strong and sudden it is impossible to make it to a toilet in time.
There are a few different reasons it can happen, including:
While incontinence isn’t typically caused by a serious medical condition, it’s always a good idea to talk to your doctor just to make sure.
The 4 Types of Incontinence
Incontinence comes in many shapes and sizes, but the important thing to understand is that there are 4 types and in order to find the best solution, first you need to know which one is affecting you.
Stress Incontinence - is when urine leaks because of pressure being placed on your bladder, whether it’s from exercise, coughing, sneezing, laughing or lifting heavy objects.
Urge Incontinence - is when you have a sudden, strong urge to pee without the ability to hold it in. This is by far the worst kind as it can happen anywhere at any time with little to no warning before.
Overflow Incontinence - happens when small amounts of urine leak from your bladder whenever it’s full. Making it the easiest form of incontinence to deal with.
Functional Incontinence - as we age and mobility gets harder and harder, people with normal bladder control can have a hard time getting to the bathroom in time to relieve themselves.
If any of those sound familiar… don’t worry. You’re not alone.
Millions of women deal with incontinence every day.
It is nothing to be ashamed of.
What Are The Typical Solutions To Incontinence?
Sometimes lifestyle and diet changes, certain exercises like kegels, or other treatments like pelvic floor therapy can help reduce the severity of your incontinence.
But for the most part, incontinence is just something we have to manage.
If this is something you’ve been dealing with for more than a few months you’ll probably be familiar with typical incontinence products, like:
These solutions are generally effective at preventing leaks from showing through to your clothes, but they have a few big downsides…
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