Fecal incontinence is an inconvenience that can lead to embarrassing situations, as well as serious medical issues. This becomes compounded for those that are bedridden and may not be able to use the toilet. Besides the embarrassment, most people may not consider fecal incontinence to be a potentially dangerous situation (especially when diarrhea is involved) but let me assure you keeping the peroneal area free from the hazards of fecal matter is not just a matter of hygiene but safety.
The daily volume of urine and the frequency of urination increases during pregnancy. In the I and the II trimester the amount of urine passed during a single bladder voiding increases – in the III trimester the volume drops down, but the urge to visit the toilet is much more frequent. The capacity of the bladder pressed by the uterus gets gradually smaller, and the volume of the urine filling the ureters increases.
A Flexible Spending Account, or FSA, is a dedicated account through many employers where you can set aside money to pay for certain health care costs. The most important feature of FSA accounts is that the money is not taxed, meaning you do not pay state or federal taxes on the money you place in an FSA.
A very important part of the equation centers around the question: “Does Medicare cover the cost of incontinence supplies?” Addressing cost concerns is part of the MiBladder.com unique approach to providing highly sensitive and compassionate service either in our store or through a personalized phone or virtual consultation.
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