Managing Urinary Incontinence in Older Adults

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Urinary incontinence occurs when a person unintentionally leaks urine. While urinary incontinence, also known as overactive bladder, can affect anyone, it is more common in older people, particularly women. Bladder control problems can be humiliating and cause people to avoid normal activities. However, incontinence can frequently be prevented or managed.

Urinary tract infections, vaginal infections, or constipation can all cause incontinence. Some medications can result in temporary bladder control problems. When incontinence lasts longer, bladder or pelvic floor muscle weakness, overactive bladder muscles, damage to bladder nerves caused by diseases, and more are the roots.

It’s time to contact a home health care in Macon, Georgia, if you or a senior loved one suffers from urinary incontinence or other symptoms of a bladder problem, such as:

  • Urinating more frequently or suddenly
  • Urinating with a cloudy or yellowish color
  • Urinating with blood
  • Urinating at least eight times in one day
  • Urination discomfort

We at LILLIE’S HELPERS LLC are at your service! We provide excellent and specialized in-home care in Georgia for older adults and disabled individuals in the comfort of their homes. For someone having incontinence, we have carefully selected reliable individuals to assist you in all of the activities of daily living, concierge, and more.

We also offer skilled nursing services like wound care, trach care, and medication management, provided by a licensed professional nurse or registered nurse. All our staff are credentialed in the state of Georgia and are CPR/First Aid certified. Our employees are bonded and insured. We make every effort to provide compassionate, trustworthy employees on whom you can rely in times of need.

You and your loved one deserve nothing less than the best senior care! Call us for any questions or clarifications now.

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