Incontinence Assessment

Incontinence Assessment

Take the short quiz to see what type of incontinence you have

Incontinence Identifier Quiz

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Do you leak urine while standing or when you sneeze or cough?
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Do you leak urine during exercise or sex?
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Do you have sudden urges to pee?
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Do you find yourself racing to the bathroom to pee?
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Your urge to pee is increased when you hear water running or as you near your home?
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Do you get up to use the restroom more than twice a night?
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Have you undergone prostate cancer surgery?
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Do you have trouble holding a bowel movement?
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Do you leak stool when you least expect it?
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Is your underwear marked with streaks of stool?
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Do certain types of food cause you to leak stool?
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Do you experience regular diarrhea or blood in your stool?

This quiz is in no means a medical diagnosis. It does not claim to be accurate. Do not take any medication or any action based on the results of this quiz. Please see your doctor and discuss your situation with them.

13 million Americans suffer from incontinence. Women make up about 85% of those 13 million who suffer from incontinence every day. While incontinence is more common in the elderly, younger people too can suffer from this.

Incontinence can be caused by a number of things. Some incontinence could be caused by injury, bad accident, stroke, or just age. Adult diapers have made great strides in absorbency, odor neutralization, and even cost.

Is you think you suffer from incontinence, take the quiz above to give you an idea of the type of incontinence that is generally associated with those symptoms. Again, please consult with your doctor about this and do not rely on an online quiz.

FeatureDiapersPull Ups
CostAverageMore expensive than diapers
Urinary IncontinenceGreat for all levelsGreat for all levels
Fecal IncontinenceGreat for all levelsNot built for even moderate incontinence
ComfortVery comfortableVery comfortable
MobilityGood for mobilityExtremely great for mobility
DiscreetA bit more bulkierSleek and discreet
Noise while walkingRanges from quiet to rustlingBuilt for mobility. Very quiet.
Ease of wear for selfTakes time to adjust and put onPut on or take off in seconds
Ease of wear for patientEasier to manage for bedriddenNot as easy for patients not mobile

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