LIVING WITH INCONTINENCE
Incontinence exercise
Read moreIncontinence is so much more than just a health issue. The social stigma attached to it means that millions of people are living with health issues that could be entirely treatable, because they’re embarrassed to talk about it.
That's why TENA is launching Let's Pee Honest to encourage women to start the conversation surrounding bladder leaks. It's time we lift the shame and stigma attached to incontinence.
Your bladder is kept in place by a number of muscles in the pelvic floor. As long as these muscles function well, you retain control of urination. However, when the muscles lose their resilience due to age, post-pregnancy or other factors, leaks can occur. Pelvic floor exercises help you counteract this and manage incontinence better.
Did you know that as little as five minutes of pelvic floor exercises a day can significantly reduce incontinence – or even make it go away? Once you get the hang of it, you can do them anywhere, at any time and it’s never too late begin. Read our blogs or watch our free exercise videos to learn how.
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