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Good luck with the assessment. Re: testicular pain. I've had issues with testicular torsion (and surgery) as well as epididymitis. What helped me a ton was doing pelvic floor yoga to isolate and stretch the different muscles around the pelvic floor. I found doing it consistently gave me great results in alleviating the pain. Its worth a try if you've not done it before. Here is a video I followed:

Excuse my ignorance, but aren't uti treated by the antibiotic being excreted when you pee? If you are using a catheter then won't the antibiotic containing pee bypass the urethra and not treat the infection? What does it feel like when you clench? Sorry to hear about the issues you've been having. Hope this helps your doctor figure out next steps for you.

Has Big Diaper pushed bogus science to keep kids in diapers longer?

I find that for exercise something in between a pull up and a proper diaper is needed. A low grade tape on medical diaper, reinforced with compression shorts. Something like a depend with tabs/tena/etc where the price per unit is low enough that you don't care about tossing it after an hour, but you can actually use it for the time you'll exercise.

If nothing else, those ads serve to normalize her diapered husband. Enough people in your area need diapers that they are advertising them nonstop on the telly!

I would watch it if you put it on YouTube

Incontrol resells European tena slip active fit in maxi and ultima absorbency, so you can get the good ones in Canada. They are much more reliable for a daytime couple hours diaper than the ATNs you use. https://ca.incontroldiapers.ca/tena-slip-maxi-european-incontinence-briefs/ https://ca.incontroldiapers.ca/tena-slip-active-ultima-incontinence-briefs/ At $164 cad per case of (24x3) 72 large maxi diapers, $2.27 per diaper, versus $2.68 for BeDry. You're better off getting the BeDry. But I enjoy the tena active fits. I think they're the best mass market medical diaper, but they are not nearly as capable as abdl brand medical diapers. I can get them from kiddo diapers for cheaper in the US when they are in stock, so I've got a couple cases of them lately.

I know what you mean, after years of conditioning I can wet in most positions but being in a vehicle still makes it very difficult. I have managed on a motor scooter of all things but in a car it is the most difficult for me. Even planes and trains I need to stand up and maybe go inside the toilet.

Wow, can you tell us more about your experience? What was the evaluation process like? You are quite young, did you have a medical issue that was causing your incontinence? Were you pretending to have accidents?

Awesome, thanks for sharing. You said you're a NEET, how do you afford your diapers? Have you considered getting a medical incontinence diagnosis and nhs sponsored nappies?

My baby kins adult cloth diapers (dpf) with extra thick padding and lined 6 mil double terry vinyl pants just arrived. I know you're supposed to wash them first but I put one on over the bedry I have on. It's very comfy but doesn't fully cover the edges of the diaper to may fail to catch leaks if I wear it over a disposable. Maybe a disposable with the wings clipped. I'm excited to try sleeping in just the cloth diaper and plastic pant as well. I often get painful erections when sleeping in diapers as my pp is pointed the wrong way and can't move because of the tight disposable. Cloth seems a little more roomy?

What brands do you use/would you recommend?

In an attempt to start bed wetting I recently ordered a few cloth diapers from different brands (baby kinds and in control). They haven't arrived yet, but I also purchased a 5 gallon bucket with a lid, which has arrived. I've never used cloth before in my life so I'm figuring out how to take care of them. My hope is I can rinse the diapers then let them marinate in vinegar or detergent or something for a couple days until I have enough to justify a load. I don't especially love the feeling of plastic pants, my plan is to wear a high quality disposable diaper, then wear cloth in a size up over it to catch any leaks.

The only good tena are the European kind, the active fit plastic backed maxi and ultima are like a less absorbent slightly lower profile variant of the better dry. They are bullet proof for at least a couple hours, and very discreet and soft. They are less than $0.70 US cents per diaper in the UK, so are a economical and comfortable daily driver for 24/7. I have purchased both maxi and ultima via US resellers as well, but they are a lot more expensive ($1.50 per diaper atm). That makes them marginally cheaper than a better dry ($1.7). It's annoying how much importing diapers increases the cost. But it makes sense, they are large and bulky and take up space on boats and trucks and warehouses, and somebody needs to be rewarded for all the risk and hard work. But I digress. Internationally, tena sell a variety of usually lower quality regional models. Most of them are cloth backed with weak tapes and single elastic leg cuffs (no raised separate leg guards). They are not at all reliable if you have any amount of flooding.

If someone like reddy or Bobby lived in the UK, surely they would be given slips. The standard tests are 24 hour pad test (weight your diapers for 24 hours), maybe bladder capacity, bladder diary. They could refer them for physio, but Reddy tried that and is still incontinent. They might have a shot with an artificial sphincter but I don't think that is something they would push. Maybe they would give them pad style diapers like tena comfort but they would probably leak. For all intents and purposes they are stuck in diapers or with a catheter. I don't see why they wouldn't be eligible. I love fantasy stories about people who fake incontinence to get diapers. You would struggle to fool a doctor doing a scan, but a pad test etc once you've reached the continence clinic would be easy to lie. I love the idea of someone being diagnosed young and living their love wearing government issued diapers, liberated from toilets by medical communism.