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It is peak cold, flu and allergy season once again, and staying germ-free is more important than ever to ensure you don’t catch it. One of the many frustrating side effects of being sick — aside from high fevers, pounding headaches, runny noses and chills — is sneezing. For those with incontinence symptoms, sneezing can […]
Mobile applications can be extremely valuable for making everyday life easier, from maintaining fitness goals and video chatting with the grandkids, to music streaming and medication reminders. As your baby boomer peers continue to adapt to the technology craze, discover how these five mobile apps for seniors can help you manage your daily life! Lumosity […]
High blood pressure, also referred to as hypertension, is actually very common in the United States. According to the American Heart Association, high blood pressure occurs when the force of your blood pushing against walls of your blood vessels is consistently too high. If left untreated, high blood pressure can cause serious health issues including […]
Has anyone ever told you that snacking is unhealthy? Snacking has received a bad reputation over the years due to the popularity of unhealthy snacks; however, according to the American Heart Association, snacking can be healthy when you do it in moderation and choose the right foods. Learn how to snack right with our top […]
Stress and anxiety are linked to hundreds of health conditions and diseases from incontinence and diabetes to heart disease and beyond. If you’re dealing with anxiety in seniors, it’s important to remember that you are not alone. In fact, according to the American Association for Geriatric Psychiatry (AAGP), as many as 10-20 percent of the […]
According to the National Association for Continence, more than 25 million people in the United States are affected by bladder leakage every day. Many of these people feel embarrassed by their leakage, or like they’ve lost the freedom and independence to go outside the house without constant worry. However, the majority of these cases are […]
What Is Incontinence? One in three women will experience incontinence at some point in their life. What is Incontinence? Simply defined, Incontinence is “not having control of your bladder or bowels,” but those suffering will tell you that it is not that simple. Wearever® Incontinence designed the most dependable reusable panties. There are different types […]
What Is Incontinence? Millions of men suffer from incontinence each year. It is important to remember that you are not alone! What is Incontinence? Simply defined, Incontinence is “not having control of your bladder or bowels,” but those suffering will tell you that it is not that simple. There are different forms of incontinence: • […]
November is National Family Caregivers Month and, although we give thanks to our amazing caregivers all year long, it’s a time of year when we especially let our caregivers know that we simply couldn’t do it without them. Caregivers are defined as a family member or paid helper who regularly cares for the needs of […]
In the US alone, nearly 50% of women who are older than 50 years of age admit to having problems with incontinence. According to a new poll, these incontinence problems can range from minor irritations to significant inconveniences. However, while so many women deal with this persistent issue, most of them are too embarrassed to […]
Living with incontinence can cause a long list of effects that can truly take control of your life. Incontinence does more than interrupt daily activities with its incessant need for frequent urination. It can also significantly impair one’s ability to sleep. Countless symptoms and consequences are associated with lack of sleep alone; combined with the […]
Most people know that loss of bladder control leads to urinary incontinence or light to heavy leakage throughout the day and night. And, although it is very common in older men and women, urinary incontinence is not inevitable for seniors as they age. But what most people don’t know is that urinary incontinence can emerge […]
