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incontinence centerWelcome to our urinary incontinence center where you can learn about the types, causes and symptoms of urinary incontinence and about ways to treat and manage your situation. We also describe urinary incontinence products, pants, pads and other incontinence supplies for men and women so you can feel more knowledgable before you purchase from us or elsewhere. You might also want to walk through our Underwear Buying Guide if you need help with your decision.
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Urinary Incontinence (UI) is the unwanted leakage or loss of urine when you don't want to; a very common problem in the United States estimated to afflict 15 million Americans. More than two thirds of the persons with urinary incontinence are women. The total annual cost of providing care for persons with urinary incontinence is estimated to be $28 billion.
The inability to control urine is one of the most unpleasant and distressing problems from which a person can suffer, often causing isolation, depression and physiological problems. In addition to the patient, urinary incontinence is also a burden for family caregivers and the community, and the major reason aging parents are put into nursing homes.
The AUA Foundation is pleased to host this important forum in recognition of World Continence Week. Millions live with unwanted leakage of urine.
Click here to view recorded webinar
This on-line Webinar forum will feature nationally known experts to:
Explain incontinence and who has this condition.
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Nurses and other Medical Professionals
Nurses, avoid unnecessary catheterizations and help reduce UTIs with bladder ultrasound. For a free infection prevention kit, click here. |
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Survey Report
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Posted January 2002
Last updated May 2010
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