Bladder control issues, also known as incontinence, are far more common than you might think. Though it can affect men and women of all ages—it is more common to occur as we age. While incontinence might feel like a sensitive topic, bringing it up with your doctor can be the first, most important step toward understanding the cause and finding effective treatments.
Here are a few things to remember:
You are not alone—millions of people experience bladder control issues.
Aging doesn’t make it inevitable—just because you are getting older does not mean incontinence is something you have to live with.
Understanding is key—knowing why it is happening can make all the difference.
Bladder control issues can have many causes— from simple, treatable conditions to underlying medical issues that need attention. This is why having an open conversation with your doctor is critical. They can guide you toward a diagnosis, recommend lifestyle adjustments and suggest medical treatments or other resources to help you regain control.
As a Medicare Advantage member, you have access to Go365® at no cost to you. If you have a hard time with bathing, dressing, eating, getting in or out of chairs, walking or using the toilet, we may have some small steps to help you overcome your struggles. That way, you can get back to living your life the way you want to.
Want to understand more about what you can do to address incontinence? Watch this quick video that breaks down how you can take control and improve your quality of life.
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