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How often do you experience bladder leakage?
Often
– Bladder leakage is something I deal with almost every day.
Frequently
– A few times every week.
Sometimes
– Maybe once or twice a week.
Rarely
– Less than once weekly.
Did you know?
Most women dealing with incontinence contend with bladder leakage on a daily basis.
Mind sharing your age with us?
In my 20s.
30-something.
Between 40 (which is the new 30!) and 59.
Absolutely fabulous in my 60s, 70s or above.
Age is just a number… and mine is unlisted.
Did you know?
Nearly two-thirds of all women experience incontinence. You are not alone!
What’s the typical amount of leakage you experience?
Not much, a few drips or drops.
Maybe a tablespoon.
A few tablespoons to a cup.
It’s “peak leak.” My bladder basically empties.
What behaviors can trigger your bladder leakage?
Normal reflexes like coughing, sneezing, or laughing.
Easy movement, reaching for something, getting out of a car.
Light activity like walking the dog, climbing stairs, yardwork.
Exercise such as jogging, aerobics, dancing.
Strenuous activity, heavy lifting, high-intensity workouts, extreme sports.
“Let me pee first!”
*Voted most common phrase heard by personal trainers from female clients before they make them do jumping jacks, jump rope, jump squats — basically anything with jumping.
What’s your biggest bladder leakage worry?
Discomfort, feeling damp, skin irritation.
What if I smell, and people can tell?
Lack of focus from constantly wondering if I need to go, should go, might go.
Loss of confidence. I won’t be able to do anything. I’ll miss out on life!
Having to wear a doggone diaper under my clothes.
A weak bladder doesn’t mean you’re weak!
Do you find yourself taking any of these steps to self-regulate your bladder leakage?
Avoiding coffee, tea, and caffeinated soda.
Organizing my day to make sure I’m always near a bathroom.
Using period pads for leakage protection.
Skipping events and activities that might trigger my bladder leakage.
Wearing dark clothing, hoping to conceal any bladder leakage.
The best bladder leakage products would definitely…
Be inconspicuous beneath my clothing, whatever I have on.
Feel comfortable and be as easy to wear as underwear.
Keep me feeling and smelling clean, absorbing odor as well as moisture.
Be discreet to carry, quick to change, and easy to dispose of.
How about all of the above, is that too much to ask?
Thank you!
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