MOLICARE Premium Mobile 10 drops size L, 14 pcs

Product description

MoliCare Premium Mobile 10 drops disposable pants L is a disposable incontinence underwear suitable for both men and women.This underwear provides protection for mild to very severe fecal and urinary incontinence while allowing full mobility.Putting on and taking off is quick and easy thanks to the tear-open side seams.The pants are made of soft and elastic material that is comfortable to wear and offers a body-hugging fit.They can be worn like regular underwear and offer protection and mobility both during the day and at night while lying down.

The skin-neutral pH value of 5.5 and the advanced quick-drying system with a three-layer absorbent core ensure skin-friendliness.The high-quality material and the two-part inner cuff system ensure leakage protection for up to 12 hours.The trousers are discreet and unobtrusive as they are made of quiet and soft materials.They offer a high level of comfort and a perfect fit thanks to the body-friendly fit and the elastic leg cuffs.They are also skin-friendly thanks to breathable, antibacterial and pH-skin-neutral materials.A wetness indicator shows the optimal time to change.

No prescription is required for this product.

Application

MoliCare Premium Mobile 10 drops disposable pants L is ideal for all types of urine and fecal incontinence and is suitable for mobile people.The disposable trousers are easy to use and offer reliable leakage protection thanks to moisture-repellent inner cuffs and a powerful absorbent body with a wetness indicator.They are particularly discreet thanks to soft, quiet materials and a perfect fit.The underwear-like appearance is usually also accepted by people with dementia.

Incontinence as a social taboo

The control of urine and stool excretion is not given to us by nature, but is conditioned.In society, incontinence in old age is often viewed as an unspoken taboo.Despite educational efforts, it remains a sensitive topic.Those affected often find bladder weakness degrading, which can lead to social withdrawal and isolation.Incontinence is a common reason for moving to a nursing home.

Forms of incontinence

There are different forms of incontinence, including stress/stress incontinence, urge incontinence, mixed incontinence, extraurethral incontinence, chronic urinary retention incontinence (overflow incontinence), and uncategorizable incontinence.Each form has different causes and effects.

Pelvic floor training for incontinence

Strengthening the pelvic floor muscles through regular exercise can help with mild to moderate stress incontinence.There are various exercises that can strengthen the muscles of the pelvic floor.These exercises are easy to perform and can be done at home.

Data and facts about the occurrence

Incontinence can affect both urinary and stool excretion.Women are more often affected by bladder weakness than men.Urinary incontinence is one of the most common age-related diseases in seniors over 65 years of age.In nursing homes, an estimated 80% of residents have more or less severe incontinence.Due to increasing life expectancy, the number of illnesses is expected to continue to rise.

Bladder weakness in women and men

Bladder weakness can affect both women and men.It is important to lead an active and carefree life despite bladder weakness.There are various products and therapies that can help those affected improve their quality of life.

Care of those affected

Caring for those with incontinence requires patience and understanding.It is important that carers and those affected find solutions together to improve the quality of life and to spend time together again without any worries.