How would you classify your level of incontinence given these three options?

[stevewet]

On 11/2/2018 at 4:56 PM, 'Lil Wendi said:

Moderate, but heading to severe. Diapered 24/7 starting to wet without realizing it.

I wet without realising it all the time.

[wetmonkey]

Moderate for me

[oldwetter66]

   severe Day and night

[fillemup]

Mine is moderate due to bad back problems.

[hunter185]

Minor.  The time I have from when I 'feel I have to go' to when I can't hold it is pretty short.

[froggy]

Minor, I wear because I want to.

[stevewet]

On 11/8/2018 at 1:41 AM, oldwetter66 said:

   severe Day and night

Same here.

[poo4fun]

Right in between Minor and Moderate

I'm having infrequent bedwetting or accidents in my pants. I have only fair urinary control, and even less bowel control. I need to be protected more often than not, which is fine.

[Wookiebaby]

I would say severe

[Pete671]

minor,,,

[Pamts]

I’d fall between light to moderate.   

[Needingababysitter]

During the night its severe, but during the daytime lite.

[Kaliborio]

Severe. Basically total.

[Pete671]

minor, most times I wet for fun, although sometimes I wake up in a wet bed, 

[Dlmommy5]

Severe, both urinary and fecal incontinence

[wettim1]

Put me down for severe. I sometimes think I have some control but then reality sets in.

[Pete671]

The description of moderate fits me very well, I often leak  a bit after using the loo, and if I really need to go I can't stop myself,,,

[PP Rebel]

Extremely minor... I can get to the bathroom pretty well any time I like ...& that's the way I like it ah ha !! .. With me it's more of a lifestyle choice type of thing over what I feel like doing at the time LOL!!

[mick_dl]

In your definition minor to moderate. I have some control over the day time but need protection if I'm away and no toilet is in reach. Over the night time I have only fair urinary control. 

[DaveeBEd]

I'm still between light and moderate

[adhb]

Severe day and night. 

 

[dprd_bydaylight]

Moderate

[bullan70]

Severe 

[Mommy-Please]

Minor!

[mick_dl]

This is a pretty old thread... The funny think is that even at that time the definition of the degree of incontinence was not really correct. How ever the specification had changed meanwhile and I'm sure that even 70% of the doc's do not know what the ICS is writing about it. One method to evaluate the degree of incontinence is a 24h pad test. The ICS writes the following:

"Twenty-four-hour pad test.

- the test should be started with an empty bladder,
- normal daily activities should be followed and recorded in a voiding diary so that the same schedule will be observed during follow-up re-testing (eo),
- to avoid urine loss trough leakage or evaporation the pads should be worn inside waterproof underpants and exchanged every 4–6 hr during daytime,
- pads should be weighed immediately. If weighing is performed at the clinic, pads must be stored in airtight bag.

...

Interpretation

...

increase of 1–10 g is classified as representing mild incontinence, 11–50 g moderate and >50 g severe incontinence. The values for 24-hr pad test are classified as follows: Mild (4–20 g/ 24 hr), moderate (21–74 g/24 hr), and severe (>75 g/24 hr) incontinence."

You can read the full article here: 

it starts on Page 811 with a Powerpoint that also include some nice photos that show what a "significant" leak may be. This might be also a nice example if someone starts to argue that a protection is "sufficient"...