How about heavy incontinence?
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. . . no, I do not think this would hold a lot of liquid. I fear that it would leak in a tremendous way. Not that it cannot handle heavy periods, but that is a slow consistent flow.
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To answer your question, I tried a little experiment. I took a clean dry pad and slowly added water. 1/6th cup of water seemed to be the point where it overflowed the edges. These are great for leakage and smaller amounts of liquid. I would try a larger size product for heavy incontinence.
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I don't think these would work for that. There are organic pads that you can try. You can try an herb called couch grass as well. Hope that helps.
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Depends what you mean by heavy. I am a size 6 in womens and can hang mine with no issue.
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Interesting...You could be right, about your son's bladder holding more fluid, especially where you say they are leaking from.
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If you work on bladder control while using the patch, I found that when I stopped using it I was still ok for a few weeks. But the urgency problem is slowly returning. I don't know if that happens to everyone or just me.
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Yes, provided it's not a solid object like a ball or toy. But regular toilet paper, waste, or feminine hygiene, yes.
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I think it's because using your pelvic muscles to keep the weight in could possibly make you push the iud out.
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I think that if care is taken to dry off and also lubricate moving metal parts it could be used for that. A PVC shower commode wheelchair would probably be better suited.
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My husband and I are both overweight and neither of is have any problems with the squatty potty. Thick thighs should NOT be a problem, it is wide enough to be able to place his feet far enough apart to eliminate any issues.
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Easy, The longer you have it, the more you are slide onto the toilet or bed. One slot would be too small, even for a small lady such as yourself.
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It's basically just a large bladder, not particularly designed to wear on your back. You may be able to rig something up with a hydration attachment and daypack, but it would probably be a hassle to get to work right.
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It would depend on your particular situation. I bought these for my disabled sister, who is now incontinent. For her I got 9 of the size 2 Thirsties to help cycle through a day and a half. I need more as it turns out.
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Not so much, I admit it depends heavily on your arm strength but I didn't have any trouble. If you feel too heavy you can squeeze some water anyway.
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It is possible that the figure is high as I do not see any weight on the McKesson website. Perhaps the figure is an estimate based on the fact that most full cases of incontinence products are going to weigh 15-28 lbs.
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I have found that wearing tight bikini style underwear works best (no fly & tight fit helps keep dry) to urinate, the shorts can be pushed down out of the way, or it is possible for me to lift leg hole enough to facilitate urination.
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I can get a fairly large load but it depends what I wash. Towels and things I don't want to iron take a lot of line but socks, tees and undies can be pinned close together.
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Yes, it's quite adequate for protecting one adult who has urinary incontinence issues. It doesn't have to cover the whole bed to do the job, so there's less volume in the laundry, too.
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No, I don't think so. My son cried each time after pee. It must be wet and uncomfortable. I stopped using it and switched to paper diapers.