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Women
How to manage urine leaks during pregnancy and after childbirth
It’s common for women to leak urine (also known as incontinence) during pregnancy and after childbirth – in fact, research shows that one in three women over the age of 35 experience urine leakage, including light leaks.
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Types and causes pf male incontinence
Urine leakage and male incontinence can happen for a number of reasons. Bladder problems in men are more common than you might think. Learning what type of urine leakage you're dealing with and what the cause is, can help you get closer to finding the right treatment for you.
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TENA Caring 101
Being a caregiver is incredibly love-filled journey yet can be difficult when you are not prepared for it. That’s why we are here to support you with practical solutions in caring for your loved ones.
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Light Incontinence
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TENA Discreet Long Liners | Light Urinary Liners
The longer, 24 cm, liner for extra protection in the TENA Discreet range
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TENA Discreet Pad Non-Wings 19cm
Discreet and secure pad with wings for light to medium bladder weakness
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TENA Discreet Night Pad Wings 32cm
TENA Discreet Night Pad is suitable for heavy leakage or overnight use
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Incontinence pads for men are a convenient solution for adult and elderly men who experience bladder leakage. These pads are highly absorbent and are usually designed to fit the contours of a masculine body comfortably and securely. While incontinence pants or diapers are usually used for heavy incontinence urine leakages, pads are good for moderate incontinence. This may be caused by strenuous exercise, mild prostate issues or weak bladder muscles. Our products have a boosted Secure Absorption Zone that locks in liquid efficiently, keeping your body and clothes dry and odour-free. For hygiene purposes, it is always best to change a soiled pad as soon as you can, or around 3 to 5 times a day.
