Continence Products

The information provided on these pages is intended for patients already under the care of the Healthy Family Team.

  

A guide to disposable products to contain incontinence in children (Bladder and Bowel UK)

This information is about disposable products. Products to contain incontinence are usually called continence containment products, nappies, pads, or products. In this leaflet they will be referred to as products.

 

Containment Products Information

Your child has now been assessed by a continence nurse advisor and is able to access products. The policy is up to 4 products per day for a child.

  

Getting the best from continence products (Bladder and Bowel UK)

This leaflet provides information on how to get the best use out of disposable continence products. 

 

Oxybutynin Hydrochloride leaflet

This leaflet provides information on Oxybutynin Hydrochloride (also known as Ditropan and Cystrin) for if your child has been prescribed this medication.

 

Parent and Carer's guide to disposable continence products: nappies, pull-ups, pads (ERIC)

This information applies to babies and toddlers as much as to older children and teens. 

 

Understanding Desmopressin (Bladder and Bowel UK)

This leaflet provides guidance on Desmopressin for parents and carers if their child has been prescribed Desmopressin.

 

Using continence products during your period (Bladder and Bowel UK)

There is not much published on whether sanitary protection should be used for women and girls during their periods if they usually wear continence products due to urinary and/or faecal leakage.