Bladder and Bowel Self-Care

The information provided on these pages is intended for patients already under the care of the  Specialist Continence Advisory Service.

 

Constipation (Nottinghamshire Healthcare)

This patient information leaflet has been given to you by your GP/Health Practitioner because you are at risk of constipation or you have recently had an episode of constipation and this will help you to understand why this may have happened and how you can reduce the risk of further episodes of constipation.

 

Information for Women - Self Care - Community Continence Services (Nottinghamshire Healthcare)

This leaflet is produced as a self-help guide for women who are experiencing issues with continence.

 

Managing Bowel Incontinence in Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) (Crohn's and Colitis UK)

The risk of bowel incontinence can be part of having Inflammatory Bowel Disease. Bowel incontinence means the unintended passing of stools (faeces, poo). This information aims to introduce you to ways to manage the risk of incontinence physically, practically and emotionally.

 

Pelvic Organ Prolapse (Nottinghamshire Healthcare)

This information booklet is designed to explain what the different types of prolapses are, what causes them, the different types of bladder and bowel symptoms you may experience and about how to live with your prolapse and prevent your prolapse worsening and giving you bothersome symptoms.

 

Radical Prostatectomy (Nottinghamshire Healthcare)

This leaflet is provided by the continence advisory service and offer specialist support and advice before and following the removal of your prostate gland.

 

Specialist Continence Advisory Service - A guide to bladder retraining (Nottinghamshire Healthcare)

Produced by the Specialist Continence Advisory Service, this leaflet offers more information on the pelvic floor and managing your condition.

 

Specialist Continence Advisory Service - Your Continence Assessment

We would like to offer you a continence assessment to help you with your problem.