Frequent trips to the loo can be a sign that your bladder is not working properly but it can also be the symptom of other health issues such as kidney disease or even a cancer such as bladder or prostate cancer.
If you find you are needing pee more frequently, or find it hard to hold your pee, go and see your GP and get checked. The sooner you can put your mind at rest, or get help for your symptoms, the better.
Urinary incontinence, sometimes known as leaky bladder, is the unintentional passing of urine. It is a common and often embarrassing problem that blights the lives of millions of people in the UK. The severity ranges from involuntary leaking when you cough or sneeze, stress incontinence, to constantly having the need to pee because your bladder cannot store urine.
If you have any type of incontinence you should see your GP as this will be the first step to managing the problem. Learn about urinary incontinence on our health page where you can read more about the signs and symptons as well as finding out some of the ways to treat the matter.
The Urology Foundation and Peak Medical has designed the Need to Pee card with you in mind, to help you gain quick access to a toilet when the urge comes.
The wallet sized card can help you explain the circumstance and quickly avoid any embarrassing situation. If you suffer from incontinence or other bladder conditions our Need to Pee card could give you the confidence to enjoy life, knowing that when you need to you can access the closest toilet when out and about.
The Urology Foundation and Peak Medical are both dedicated to improving the lives of those effected by urological conditions including baldder problems and incontienence.
For your card today we ask for nominal donation of £2.50 to cover the cost of postage and package. You can do this through our donate page and in the 'I am donating because' section let us know that you would like a Need to Pee card.
If you are a medical professional and would like to offer the Need to Pee card to your patients please This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call us on 020 7713 9538.
Please note, that while we hope the card will allow quick access to a toilet it will be at the discretion of the establishment.
