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Monday, May 9, 2011
Incontinence affects millions of Americans, according to WebMD, and affects more women than men. Many conditions can effect our ability to hold our urine. Many women experience incontinence while pregnant. The maternal glow begins to dull after repeated trips to the bathroom in a single morning. Incontinence can also be a symptom of prostate cancer. The enlarging prostate can press upon the bladder, increasing the urgency to go. And let's not forget the most vulnerable to incontinence, the elderly. Nothing says you've advanced in age like the inability to hold your water. Aging with dignity and grace can be difficult to manage, but luckily incontinence pants, help make it possible.
![]() Though not life threatening, incontinence can be life-damaging. Embarrassing accidents can deflate one's confidence. The fear of having an accident make many decide to stay home, limiting their ability to enjoy life. Incontinence pants gives millions of Americans the freedom from disconcerting accidents. They come in many sizes, allowing for a comfortable fit. Incontinent pants gives Americans their mobility back. Incontinence affects of all statures. Some of the greatest men in history were afflicted with this condition. For instance, Franklin D. Roosevelt had to wear incontinence pants due to his advancing polio. Labels: elderly, incontinece pants, polio, pregnancy, prostate cancer by: DME Supply Group 0 Comments
Friday, January 15, 2010
Is it just me or is the population of Earth going to double between the months of March and May of this year. No fewer than 6 couples I know will be having a kid within that time span, including my wife and I. That's over 50 lbs of babies! I fear for the waiter that has to wait on our table when we all go out. "We need 3 lbs of mashed potatoes, a bucket of chicken skin, and every chocolate covered carrot you have. And mustard, lots of mustard." But let's be honest, these ladies work hard every minute of every day. If there's a product out there that can offer even a little bit of relief, aren't they worth it?
Our first product today is not usually marketed towards expectant mothers, but it really makes a lot more sense than some maternity products out there. You may have noticed, those of you with a pregnant woman in the house, that the closer you get to that due date the more difficulty she has performing physical actions. Even simple things like standing up can become a task that requires a small pep talk. The Uplift Power Seat alleviates the chore of rising to one's feet. Able to lift up to 300 lbs, the Power Seat works easily in any couch or chair. Its light weight and build-in carry handle makes for easy transportation to any room. No, it doesn't have adjustable speed/power settings. My mind went there too, and I already checked. Use of this product is completely safe(boring). You can't always be there to help her get up. Let the Power Seat supplement your lack of usefulness.So we got her to her feet, that's step one. But, as she will tell you, it's while on her feet that things start to get really difficult. (Impromptu anatomy lesson: During pregnancy, the joints between the pelvic bones begin to soften and loosen in preparation for the baby to pass through. This along with the separation of the abdominal muscles contributes to lower back pain.) Back pain plagues every pregnant woman. In fact, back pain may have been the very reason she needed to sit down in the first place. Luckily her Power Seat took care of that, but now she needs some extra support. The Comfy Cradle from Scott Specialties offers relief from lower back pain by cradling the abdominal muscles and supporting the pelvis. It features adjustable tension panels and a removable moldable insert for additional support-able. The Comfy Cradle is so awesome that lasers will shoot out from behind your wife searing the eyes of any who would fail to offer a back rub.Find these and other fantastic maternity products at www.DMESupplyGroup.com Labels: back pain, maternity supports, power seat, pregnancy by: DME Supply Group 0 Comments |






