Let’s talk bladder health!

Welcome to Men’s Health Week

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This week we want to share information and take the taboo out of bladder issues. If you’re experiencing leaks or think your bladder isn’t working properly, you may feel embarrassed.

But we want to assure you that you’re not alone. We’ve put together a range of resources and information to help you navigate life with a continence issue, find the right management option for you or even just hear someone else share their story.

Available resources

Are you experiencing leaks or urinary problems throughout the day? Our FREE Bladder Diary can help you keep track of your bladder habits and help you find the cause of the problem.

If you want to learn more about the prostate and how it can effect your bladder habits, our article on non-cancerous enlarged prostates may be of help.

Or if your continence issues are making you feel a bit lonely and you need to hear from someone who has experienced it themselves, check out our video with prostate cancer survivor, Errol.

If you want to hear from our healthcare professionals, listen to our podcast , where our HCP's join Errol, have a good old chat about all things incontinence.

Are you already clued up on continence issues and looking to work out the best management option for you? Have a look at our product guide to learn more about the options available.

At CliniMed, we understand that living with a bladder issue can be a sensitive and challenging experience. That's why we're committed to providing you with the information, resources, and support you need.

Errol's Story | Prostate Cancer and Incontinence

Errol McKeller MBE shares his experience with prostate cancer and how it effected his bladder function.

Bladder Diary

Our FREE Bladder Diary can help you keep track of your bladder habits. Record your fluid intake, urination frequency and any leaks or accidents, then take it to your GP to help them identify the cause of the issue and find the best management option for you.

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Don't let embarrassment hold you back: Seeking Help for Benign Prostate Hyperplasia

Benign Prostate Hyperplasia is the medical term for non-cancerous enlargement of the prostate. Although many men don't know what BPH is, a 2019 study estimated that there are over 94 million cases worldwide, with some cases occurring in men as young as 40. In this article we discuss the symptoms, causes and treatment options available.

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Podcast

Nurse Practitioner Jonah Rusere and Resident GP on BBC Morning Live, Dr Oscar Duke, join prostate cancer survivor, Errol McKellar, MBE, to answer your questions around male incontinence in an effort to break the taboo around the subject. The panel discuss all things bladder health, from diagnosis, to how it effects relationships and managing every day life.

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Urinary Incontinence Care Guide

Do you have questions about what product might be best for you? Or how having a catheter might affect different aspects of your life? In this guide we answer the most common question around each product, covering everything from catheter care to whether you can still have sex if you use a catheter.

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Pelvic floor exercises for men

This men's pelvic floor exercise guide focuses on the often overlooked but incredibly vital aspect of men's health—the pelvic floor. Inside, you’ll find easy exercises, expert tips and useful insights.

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Learn More

There's lots of information online about incontinence and urinary retention and it can often be overwhelming. One of the simplest places to find information about symptoms, causes and treatment is the NHS website.

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There are also several charities available that can help and provide support and advice.
Check the useful contacts here

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