Summary Urinary incontinence in the elderly is common and distressing, but often treatable. Although the elderly are at increased risk for incontinence, it is not a normal part of aging.

WebMD looks at bladder control products -- from disposable underwear to bedding -- for those with urinary incontinence.

Urinary wicking devices come in a variety of styles and functions, but all of them can help people with incontinence live freer lives.

If you're a man who is struggling with urinary incontinence, there are a variety of products that can help reduce leaks and embarrassment. WebMD tells you more.

Female Urinary Incontinence Device for Women's Health Urinary incontinence is a common problem that affects millions of women and people with vaginas.

As per DelveInsight analysis in the stress urinary incontinence devices market, the growing demand for stress urinary incontinence is predominantly attributed to the increasing prevalence of ...

Background: Urinary incontinence negatively influences the lives of 25-50% of elderly women, mostly due to feelings of shame and being limited in activities and social interactions. This study ...

Bowel dysfunction “The elderly are also much more susceptible to bowel dysfunction and constipation, and constipation makes urinary incontinence significantly worse as well,” adds Srikrishna.

Symptomatic UTI may cause incontinence; however, asymptomatic bacteriuria common in the elderly is not typically associated with incontinence.

For stress incontinence, minimally invasive procedures — such as injecting bulking agents into the urethra or surgically inserting a sling beneath the urethra to help support it — can help ...