Disposable absorbent underwear products, sometimes called “adult diapers” or briefs, help those living with urinary incontinence and/or bowel incontinence keep their symptoms from interfering with daily life. There are many kinds of incontinence supplies to choose from, but finding the right one can be tricky.
Nothing like lectures on the word "diapers" when Agingcare offers the category ADULT DIAPERS to place your question under, huh? 😑 Sounds like you found an answer to the problem by replacing hubbies regular underwear with Depends. You can also try the new incontinence underwear on Amazon recommended to you.
Caring for bed-wetting husband. My husband wets the bed and I've purchased adult size pin-on cloth diapers and plastic pants to manage the problem in order to cut down on the costs of disposable diapers. I have a teenage daughter who helps around the house with various chores, including helping out with laundry.
Can’t get Mom to wear adult diapers? Addressing incontinence issues requires patience, understanding and a commitment to upholding a senior’s dignity. A caregiving expert shares her best tips for handling this delicate topic.
I know a lot of people do not like Medicare Advantage, but this type of medical insurance gives each member extra money on a smart card to purchase OTC products like adult diapers, etc. which is a tremendous financial help for people on fixed income.
We are caring for my MIL at our home and she has dementia and is mainly in a wheel chair or in a hospital bed. We have her in diapers. I put the plastic lined coverings down on the bed. I can not get her to stop taking her diapers off. We have tried pull up and regular closure diapers. She ends up soiling the bed and her clothes numerous times a day and night. I am exhausted trying to keep her ...