ADULTS
Bladder & bowel health
Bladder and bowel problems in adults are not uncommon, affecting both males and females of all ages. Common problems may include urgently needing to pass urine, incontinence, or difficulties fully emptying the bladder or bowel.
Worry
We understand that having a bladder and/or bowel problem, can cause embarrassment, anxiety and distress.
impact
These problems can often have a major impact on an individual’s quality of life.
Privacy
Often, people are reluctant to discuss their symptoms with anyone, as they find it difficult to admit they are experiencing a problem.
Treatment & Support
It is important to know that much can be done to treat, manage and improve symptoms, and there are NHS specialist services to access.
Bladder health information
Up to six million people in the UK are affected.
Bladder problems and urinary incontinence can affect anyone at any time, regardless of age. There are several types of urinary incontinence. We offer guidance and advice on how to cope with issues, and how to promote bladder health.
Bowel health information
Bowel problems in adults are not uncommon
They affect people of all ages and any gender. We know that bowel conditions can be difficult to talk about, but there are many options to treat and assist with conditions. We can offer patient information, product advice, support and practical help.
Information at your fingertips
Browse tips, information and advice
Whether you’re looking at continence, constipation, bladder or bowel health or many other issues, our expert-written resources will provide you with information you can trust.
National confidential helpline
Speak to specialist nurses and product experts
Receive advice on bladder and bowel health issues, continence promotion and options for managing incontinence, as well as signposting to local services.