If you're a family caregiver dealing with urinary leaking, learn how to talk to your doctor about this sensitive topic. We cover the importance of communication, keeping a bladder diary, and discussing episodes with your healthcare provider.
Urinary incontinence is a common issue for some adults, and family caregivers often notice it first. Talking to the loved one's doctor is an important step to get a diagnosis and find treatments that can improve their quality of life.
A bladder diary is a crucial tool for family caregivers of someone experiencing incontinence. It tracks fluid intake, urination times and amounts, and leakage incidents. This detailed record helps doctors diagnose the type of incontinence and recommend the most effective treatment plan.
Watch the full episode of AECorner presents Rollin’ with Ruby: Engines off, Let’s Talk Incontinence here:
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