Urinary incontinence medical advice, incontinence home remedies

Condition analysis:
This must be so upsetting and exhausting for you. It certainly sounds as if you have done everything possible to make dealing with the incontinent issue as practical and simple as possible. While some medical-supply companies are now making 'male' incontinent briefs with a fly in the front to help eliminate the need to pull down the pants, I would strongly suggest adding the 'extra padding' to the bed and not to his diaper. The best way to do this is similar to how beds are prepared in hospitals and nursing homes with a 'draw sheet' layered over the fitted bottom sheet which has a waterproof mattress pad. Begin by folding a rubber sheet in half lengthwise and doing the same with a twin sheet. With the twin sheet on top of the rubber one, lay both perpendicular across the mid-section of the fitted bottom sheet. Tuck in the edges securely. If the bed is wet, simply remove and replace the top draw sheet. Although this initially may seem complicated, it is an easy procedure that will ultimately save you time and frustration while helping your husband (and you) get a better night's sleep. You may want to have a visiting nurse stop by your home and demonstrate how to arrange the draw sheet and how to quickly change it.

Instructions:
Yoga: Practice yoga helps tightening the muscles which control the urethral sphincter. Furthermore, yoga can help you relaxing from depression and anxiety. Overall, yoga is an effective home remedy for controlling Urinary Incontinence.

Women who experience stress incontinence can have positive result after spending 6 weeks with yoga therapy. Women who do so can observe dramatic decrease in leakage frequency of urination up to 70%.

Such yoga poses as Squat Pose, Chair Pose, Triangle Pose and Root Lock are very effective for controlling Urinary Incontinence. However, you should practice under instructions of professional yoga trainer or register for proper yoga classes.