The Risk Factors of Functional Incontinence
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There are several different types of urinary incontinence that will affect millions of people every year and knowing the factors involved may allow an insight into the type that you have, especially if it is the functional type. The most common explanation of functional incontinence is that it occurs when an individual has trouble identifying the need to urinate. Sometimes the need to urinate or even how to get to the restroom in time is not recognized. Common causes for these bladder control problems are diseases that affect the memory and cause dementia, such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease.
Physical and mental disabilities are the primary reason for this type of incontinence; however, there are other environmental factors that could be involved as well. Things like chairs that are not easy to get out of quickly, poor or dim lighting and inaccessible toilets or restrooms. Depression is another very common cause for not going to the restroom when it is necessary.
For whatever type of urinary incontinence that is affecting your life and lifestyle, there are numerous solutions for incontinence treatment. Incontinence products like pads, disposable undergarments and male external catheters are widely available to assist those struggling with functional or any type of incontinence.
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