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You probably don’t talk much about fecal incontinence—who does? Know you’re not alone when you manage the symptoms. Fecal incontinence is surprisingly common, particularly in older adults. Accurate numbers are difficult to determine but estimates range anywhere from about 6% of adults over 60 to about 50% of adults in residential care facilities.
It’s vital that you discuss any fecal incontinence symptoms with your physician or other healthcare professional. Incontinence care is possible, and your physician will be able to design a plan to manage your incontinence symptoms.
We’ve gathered resources to help you learn more about incontinence care and fecal incontinence. Prepare yourself for a conversation with your physician, and you’ll probably feel more comfortable broaching the subject. The first step is always the most difficult, but it’s worth it to settle back into regular everyday life.
Interested in learning more about StaySure®? Contact us to learn more today. If you're not sure when you should talk to your doctor about fecal incontinence or accidental bowel leakage, please utilize our guide and symptom tracker.
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Patent Information
- U.S. Pat # 10,959,822; 11,737,860; 12,279,942
- United Kingdom Pat #3153134
- Norway Pat #3153134
- European Pat with Unitary Effect #3153134
- Spain Pat # ES3011012T3
