Incontinence Products For Men Help Men Be Men

Incontinence Products for Men
For a man who is having problems with his bladder control, whether due to an injury or an illness or as a side effect for some surgery, incontinence products can be the life and confidence savers.  An adult diaper doesn’t sound very appealing, but these basic incontinence products have been designed for maximum absorption and less bulk.  They allow a man to reassert himself without having to worry about a possible wet spot showing up at the wrong time. Having the right incontinence products for men will make all the difference in properly managing incontinence in the right way.


Pull-ups are a type of diaper that will allow a man to control when he has to use the absorption properties of the pull-up and when he wants to save them for a later time.  They are easy to put on and take off, so any man with the ability to control the issue a little bit could benefit from this type of product. There are many adult diapers that are possible to use from Depends pull-ups to generic brands that will work well to provide you with the right type of protection.

Pads and liners are designed to go with the underwear a man normally wears.  They can be attached and detached with ease, but it is important to note that these products are designed to handle lighter flows of urine.  For someone who hasn’t lost all control, or who knows that they will not need to urinate a lot, these types of products make perfect sense. The nice part of using incontinence pads is how convenient they can be. You will be able to take an extra pad with you to change out quickly and easily. You can easily dispose of the pads as well when you are out an about without feeling embarrassed that you need to walk around with a large adult diaper.

It is important to note that each of these products have been designed for men and for women.  Men need to pick up the pull-ups, pads and liners and adult diapers designed for men because the absorption spots are different than in the same products designed for women.

A couple of men only products are the drip collectors designed for lighter flow and the external catheter that links to a bag that can be worn under the clothes and attached an appropriate body part.  Both are wrapped around the penis to collect any urine that may escape unwantedly. It is important that you learn how to clean a catheter in order to make sure that it is not getting dirty and causing bacterial to build up and potentially leading to an infection when you insert it back into the penis.

 Sometimes someone who experiences incontinence may decide that it is too much work, trouble and self-ridicule to leave the home.  This can lead to depression, obesity and severe medical problems.  Instead consult your doctor, find out what is creating the problem and meet it head on. Your doctor may find that there is some type of underlying medical condition that needs to be dealt with.

Many types of incontinence are treatable and may be cured.  There are medications available, but it may take only a change in eating habits and physical fitness.  When incontinence is not curable, the right products can make life worth living.  Whether it is a diaper, a pad or a liner, men should not be concerned with what others will think. There are so many great options out there to help you properly manage incontinence. Choosing the right incontinence products for men will make all the difference in discretely managing your condition and gaining your confidence once again.

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