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If you have bladder issues, leaks or suffer with incontinence, you might be disappointed to find that often the things we love are doing the most damage to our bladder. Let us help with these easy hacks that will keep your bladder - and you! - happy and healthy.
For many of us, a gin and tonic over ice is the drink of our summer and something we enjoy without second thought. That is, until we find ourselves running for the loo after, and wondering if the urge to pee we experience could possibly be connected to our favourite summer tipple.
Do you feel daunted about travelling if you are experiencing leaks and need-to-go urgency? For those of us dealing with incontinence, the prospect of long journeys by plane, train, or car can mean it feels easier to stay close to home - but we are missing out on experiences and memories as a result. Here's our top tips for managing leaks while travelling...
Do tomatoes make you run for the loo? What about grapefruits, or chocolate, or even your morning bowl of cereal? What we eat can have a huge impact on our bladder health - so let's take a look at the main foods that may be triggering your leaks.