Did you know?
Parkinson’s can affect the nerves that control the bladder and bowel. Constipation, urinary frequency, and incontinence are common issues, but exercise, diet, and lifestyle changes can make a big difference to continence issues.
Take the first steps:
  1. Talk to your GP or a continence specialist
  2. Explore pelvic floor exercises and bladder training
  3. Learn about products and resources that can help.

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