Bladder Control Issues Affect Younger Women Too

Bladder Control Issues Affect Younger Women Too

Bladder control problems, although happen mostly to older women, happen to younger women too. In the past year, we have noticed that more and more young women contacting us for information about improving bladder control naturally.

• Jane (44), a police officer, had a horrible time directing traffics in the public.
• Gloria (48), a commercial truck driver, was so stressed to find stops along the highway.
• Kathleen (45), a newlywed, was nervous about intimacy due to her bladder control problems.
• Mary (40), a school teacher, was horrified when she had an incident in front of her class.

Occasional incontinence could steal freedom from women of all ages. The more active you are, the more severe the limitation you would feel: not only about daily routines, hobbies, but also relationship, careers and self confidence.

“I can sing again!”

When Beth’s father saw a BetterWOMAN ad in AARP magazine, he sent the ad to Beth with a note “What do you have to lose?”

“I saw improvements right away, and no side effects! I have been on BetterWOMAN ever since June 2010. I am no longer wearing pads. And I can sing again!” Beth said.

My Thoughts:

Much to Beth’s credit, she is not willing to succumb to the challenges her bladder presented to her. She is open to new ideas and new options. She won! The most important lesson is that you should not stop search until you find solutions that work well for you. Just as Beth’s father put it: “What do you have to lose?”

To your health,

Peipei Wishnow, PhD.

Disclaimer: The cases reported above are based on true experiences of individuals with their names modified to protect their privacy. Dr. Peipei Wishnow’s thoughts regarding the cases discussed are her personal thoughts only. Information presented on this website is provided for educational purposes only and is not meant to substitute for the advice provided by your own physician or other medical professional.The statements on this website have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. The products offered on this website are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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