Bladder and bowel changes are common but often overlooked symptoms of Parkinson’s. This fact sheet explains how Parkinson’s can affect continence and what you can do to manage these symptoms with confidence.
In this resource, you’ll learn about:
- How Parkinson’s impacts bladder and bowel control
- Types of incontinence (urge, frequency, constipation)
- Practical strategies for managing continence
- When to seek professional support
- Referral options for continence clinics and specialists
It’s important to remember you’re not alone. Many people living with Parkinson’s experience these symptoms and there is help available.
Improving bladder and bowel function can significantly enhance quality of life. From dietary tips to pelvic floor exercises and continence aids, the fact sheet outlines a range of strategies to explore with your health team.
