subject: Different Types Of Incontinence Pads [print this page] The use of incontinence pads can help you prevent the embarrassment of bladder leakage while you are out in public and during your day. However, choosing the right sort of pad that is best for your wants could be a challenge. Many makers of incontinence products make completely different sizes, along with different absorbencies thus you may select the product that matches you and offers you with the protection you require. Small inserts allow you to place the incontinence pads directly in your regular undergarments. The pads has a sticky strip on the bottom to hold them in place throughout the day. These products are meant for those who require minimum protection against bladder leakage, whereas remaining discreet.
Larger incontinence pads work better for those who suffer from a much severe incontinence difficulty or if you might be away from a restroom for a longer amount of time. When you may still wear these larger pads along with your own undergarments, you can want to purchase a couple of special stretch pants that hold the pads in place better than your normal undergarments. You may still wear your undergarments and regular pants over the stretch pants.
Both big and small incontinence pads come in ergonomic shapes that fit against your body and offer you with the highest level of protection. The curved sides provide a comfortable fit between your legs so the pads don't rub against your legs and cause irritation. The pads themselves are also curved to fit around your body for close protection. Choosing between large and small depends on the amount of protection your state requires.
If you are a male who suffers from incontinence, you may even seek special pads intended to meet the needs of the male anatomy. The shape of the male incontinence pads permits for the best protection in the front where men need it the most. The pads designed for men come during a variety of sizes and absorption levels to satisfy your incontinence needs.
While some people prefer to utilise incontinence undergarments rather than pads and their normal undergarments, some incontinence undergarments could benefit from the aid of incontinence pads referred to as booster pads. These pads provide undergarment users the extra protection of a pad when using incontinence undergarments. When employing both of those goods at the same time, you receive additional protection and could change out just the pad if needed, saving your money on the undergarments.
