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How to Travel and Manage Incontinence?
While you plan for an outing make sure you plan it well in advance. In other words, it should be replenished with extra underwear, napkins and possibly a handkerchief. Also, make sure to time your bathroom breaks around stops so you don't get surprised by any accidents. It might also be helpful to plan your path and consider where any rest stops are.
A guide on using public restrooms and long hall flights with no problem.
When it comes to using public restrooms, well it can be a crapshoot not just with how clean/dirty it may or may not be, but also how you can deal if someone else is in there as well! Keep your Kimlead incontinence pants by you at all times, and there is no shame in asking for assistance. If you are taking a long flight, an aisle seat is the best choice so you can use the restroom. Drinks like coffee or soda, which increase your need to go, should be minimized as well.
Comfortable and dry-on-the-go essential for your closet.
Here are some of the essential items to carry with you if you travel incontinence. Bring lots of pads/depends/briefs, and plenty of wipes (many times poop will come out with your pee), extra underwear and clothing. You might also consider bringing a little water proof bag for anything soiled. Keep Kimlead incontinence products around, and you can count on being comfortable and dry at all times of the day.
Incontinence travel tips and supplies.
For those who are anxious about coping with incontinence while on the road, don't worry: resources exist for a reason. As always, your doctor can work with you to address any concerns and advise how best to manage your condition on the run. You can also look for support groups and online forums where you might meet someone who is dealing with the same issue as you.
How To Stay Positive Dealing With Incontinence?
Most importantly of all, be positive and do not let your condition stop you from enjoying the rest of your travels. Always remember that everybody can be victim of accidents and there is nothing wrong in taking care of yourself. Concentrate on all the fun, new and exciting things about your trip, and do not let incontinence hangover you like a dark cloud. It is possible to also even the odds, be confident and have a great time exploring new places by remaining prepared and kind to yourself.
Ultimately, traveling with incontinence can be a bit of an inconvenience but with proper planning and attitude you should still have plenty of amazing experiences. Pack your incontinence pads, know where the bathrooms are and ask for Help when you need. Be assured of yourself and have the best experience while travelling with these tips. Safe travels, from Kimlead.
