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Resources

Access resources created to support you in learning about treatment options for bladder and bowel control problems

Find the Relief You Deserve

Many individuals suffering from incontinence, bladder and bowel leakage, may feel isolated and embarrassed. They may also feel like they are the only ones facing this issue. Urinary and Faecal Incontinence is a common condition in Australia, with over 7.2 million people reported experiencing incontinence in 2023.1

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Frequently asked questions

Read answers to questions about incontinence.

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For loved ones

If your family member, partner, or friend is living with symptoms of incontinence, you can help support their treatment journey.

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Support programs for incontinence

Learn about Australian Government programs, funding options and support services that may help people living with bladder or bowel incontinence.

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Managing incontinence while travelling

Learn practical travel tips for managing your bladder and bowel symptoms on holiday.

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Hear more from people like you

Learn how real people found a treatment option for their incontinence.

Download Helpful Resources: Bladder & Bowel Diaries

A bladder and bowel diary is a log that tracks when and how much urine or stool you pass or leak throughout the day and night. Your healthcare professional will use this information as part of your continence assessment to create a personalised treatment or management plan. This diary can be particularly helpful for those experiencing faecal incontinence, as it provides detailed information about bowel habits and incidents, aiding in tailored care.

Bladder Diary

This diary allows you to track your bladder symptoms.

Bowel Diary

This diary allows you to track your bowel symptoms.


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Results from case studies are not necessarily predictive of results in other cases. Results in other cases may vary.

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The Axonics SNM system is not a first-line treatment. Surgery is required for use of Axonics SNM system, and any surgical procedure carries risk. Outcomes vary for each patient. Patients should consult their healthcare professional about factors that could impact response.

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