Welcome to Bladder & Bowel UK

Information and advice for adults, children and young people with bladder and bowel problems

Bladder problems are not uncommon and can affect adults of all ages. Up to six million people in the UK are thought to experience urinary incontinence. There are several types of urinary incontinence. The most common types can include stress, urge, mixed, overflow and functional incontinence.

Adults can also experience other problems such as bedwetting and constipation.

It is common that individuals self manage, maybe never seeking professional advice that is available to them, sometimes assuming nothing can be done to help. It’s important to know that a lot can be done to cure, treat or manage bladder and bowel problems. However, we understand that they can often be difficult to talk about. It is not an inevitable consequence of ageing and there is a much wider choice of treatments, products and management options available to people. Many people do not discuss bladder and bowel problems because they are embarrassed.

Adults

Advice, information and resources for adults with bladder and bowel problems

Children & Young Adults

Advice, information and resources for children and young people with bladder and bowel problems

Professional

Specialist training and educational courses, events and resources

Corporate

Opportunities for healthcare companies to work in close collaboration with BBUK

Products

National up to date product display, involvement in product research and development

Online Shop

An extensive range of continence care products

Free national confidential helpline

To Andrea, thank you very much for your help with sorting this. Your can do attitude is much appreciated and customer service second to none! Thanks again.

Sarah Cave Humphrey

Bladder & Bowel UK have a national confidential helpline managed by a team of Specialist Nurses and Continence Product Information staff, who can be contacted for advice on specialist services, product information and general advice on continence promotion on 0161 607 8219 or via email bbuk@disabledliving.co.uk

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