This week, we will continue our discussion on dementia, and I would like to start with incontinence in people with dementia.
Incontinence is when someone unintentionally passes urine, known as urinary incontinence, or faeces, known as faecal incontinence. Some people have both types, known as double incontinence.
What happens is that the part of the brain that controls the bladder and bowels can be damaged in people with dementia, meaning they…
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