Urinary incontinence is when you accidentally leak urine, which is often associated with age or pregnancy. However, there are ways you can limit the effect of this condition on your life.

Urinary incontinence affects a large percentage of the population. Here are some important facts you should know.

Being in a relationship with someone who suffers from urinary incontinence can be a challenge – but it doesn't have to be.

You train to increase your physical fitness. So consider training your bladder too; it may decrease your chances of developing urinary incontinence when you are older.

The inability to control your bladder can be embarrassing, but educating yourself about the causes and treatments can reduce the stress it brings.

Urinary incontinence is a manageable condition – here are a few common triggers of urinary leakage.

If you suffer from incontinence, you don’t need to avoid exercising (or the gym).

Don't use a sanitary pad for incontinence. Having a baby is not guaranteed to cause bladder leaks. Here are eight myths about incontinence busted.

Have you ever wondered exactly how an incontinence product works? Turns out it's fairly simple and quite ingenious.

Have you ever checked the colour of your urine and wondered what your body is telling you? Take our quiz to test your knowledge.