Not holding tight
enough
I found myself
looking at a range of men’s underwear for a particular issue when I realised
that my sturdy resolve to postpone a nature call until a time when I could
access suitable conveniences was leading to embarrassment.
The pair of red
trousers I wore recently turned a dark shade due to wetness, but I was
literally at my front door, and the little control I seemed to have before was
no longer effective; I had just wet myself.
As it stands, this is
the second time I have had to deal with urinary incontinence in a week. It is
cause for concern as it is understandable that the complete resolution of
prostate issues will take time.
Wear to wherever
For the long-haul
flights to and from South Africa, my incontinence underwear cost a fortune, and
their care required special washing machine bags with a low-temperature and
gentle cycle programme.
Tena seems to have a more affordable range with less
stringent maintenance and care factors to keep them in use. Most of the time, I
do try to be near public conveniences, and it also makes sense to use them as
often as possible, to avoid being so hard-pressed and causing a mishap.
Generally, these are
for leaks rather than for full flows; containing this within the underwear
rather than allowing it to show around the front and down the trouser leg could
be a saving grace too.
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