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Having spend the vast majority of my life in diapers I notice I develop three different types of rashes: Allergy, Diaper Dermatitis, and Yest Infection. I have ridiculously sensitive skin. I have to be sure to use pampers sensitive wipes as all others will cause a nasty allergy rash, same goes for some types of lotions, soaps, and baby power. If I develop an allergy rash (the most common for me) it usually responds well to topical steroid creams - either over-the-counter (cortisol) or Rx. Here I have to be careful because steroid creams will exacerbate yest infections.

I'm an Electrical Engineering grad student specializing in biomedical sensors/devices. While such a device is absolutely possible to design and fabricate, it would never be available on the market (at least in the US). The FDA would certainly consider this a medical device, even if you tired to market it as a "novelty item" to get around the regulations. Ignoring the fact that the device would do intentional harm to it's users (and therefor be outright rejected by the FDA), the cost associated with getting past the legal red tape is astronomical. There would have to be a huge market to overcome the barrier to entry. So really your only options are to make it yourself and prey you know what your doing. There are only a few ways of getting it right, and an endless number of ways to get it wrong... some tragically so. Frankly, I could never understand the desire to be incontinent. It's like a less drastic version of body integrity identity disorder - where people want to amputate their own perfectly functional limbs. Being incontinent is not the worst thing imaginable, diaper really do make it bearable (though I really wish they became more socially accepted),

I've always wondered how other people where told they would need to wear diapers for protection. When I first started having accidents

Tena is okay. Personally I would opt for Attends, I wore them in when I was in high school and they worked a bit better for me (though I would get rashes more frequently). I guess it depends on your incontinence and skin sensitivity. Since then my incontinence got a bit worse and I need to use extra-absorbent diapers now (usually Abri-form M4s) or a

I was first put into attends when I little and I remember getting frequent rashes. My parents tried out several different brands (surprisingly Depends were one of the worst, second only to the cheap institutional brands that leaked like crazy and felt like I was wearing a grocery bag).

I was in elementary school when I first stated having wetting accidents due to OAB and interstitial cystitis. Ditropan seemed to work for about a year, but the incontinence episodes returned. Tried everything; different

I never had a doctor state that I need to go back in diapers. In my experience, most medical professionals will advise against using diapers specifically. When I was little my pediatric urologist suggested my mom use "absorbent products" to manage my daytime

What caused your torsion to begin with (I'm assuming you had the orchiopexy to correct testicular torsion since you're a bit old to not have noticed an undescended testicle until now)? If it was blunt force trauma it may also have caused soft tissue damage to parts of your urinary system. Otherwise I wound suspect a UTI, though I would also expect there to also be a burning sensation during urination. [This is not medical advice or an expert opinion, and I'm

I have two opened, but mostly full, bags of disposable diapers that I'm not going to use. One is Northshore brand "Air Supreme" and the other is Walgreens store brand (both are cloth-backed).