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Incontinence and caffeine

Drinking four or more cups of coffee a day could lead to bladder control problems

Women who drink at least four caffeine drinks a day are more likely to develop frequent problems with bladder control.

A new study of 65,000 American women found that those with the highest caffeine intake - equivalent to four or more cups of coffee or ten cans of soda a day - were more likely to develop urinary incontinence over four years.

The study found no increased risk among women consuming about three cups of coffee or less per day.

Ulrika breaks incontinence taboo

High profile names can help raise awareness of a disease or condition, and bring it under the spotlight.

In the first of the series, Ulrika Jonsson talks candidly about light adult incontinence (LAI) which she suffered from after the birth of her fourth child.

By sharing her experiences she hopes to help reduce the stigma surrounding this normally guarded subject.

New research by the Wellbeing of Women charity shows that one third of British women over the age of 30 have experience of this condition. However,...

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I was diagnosed with chronic prostatitis quite a good few years ago and at one point put my in a life threatening state.

for those men who aren't sure what it is then please read the article below-

Types of prostatitis

There are three main types of prostatitis:

acute prostatitis
chronic bacterial prostatitis
chronic non-bacterial prostatitis

Acute prostatitis

Acute prostatitis is a bacterial infection of the prostate.

Acute prostatitis should be regarded as a medical emergency. Without prompt treatment...