Read stories from young women with bladder problems and living life to the full.

Young Women Bladder Control Stories

While bladder incontinence can seem the most embarrassing and awful thing to happen to you, it is important to remember you are not the first woman to have experienced your type of bladder weakness.

Browse the stories below from young women and read others experiences with their bladder control loss. Their stories may provide you inspiration and ideas for your own bladder management.

Why not share your own story, thoughts or tips with other women and be a positive inspiration yourself!

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Some tips for those with bladder infections and UTIs

I am a 28 year old woman who has suffered on and off with bladder infections. Although I know better, I do know that I often bring them upon myself having too many drinks on nights out…

Posted by Lucy Read more

Running and stress incontinence

I’m a runner and always go to the loo just before I start a race, or go for a training run. Most of the time I don’t have any problems, and can do a good long 10km run with no issues.

Posted by Clarise Read more

Bladder problem at 22

I am a young active woman and could not understand how come I could be “leaking” at my age. I spoke to my mum who suggested the GP, who said I had incontinence, I thought that was something only old people get.

Posted by Sarah Read more

Make sure you see your doctor

Ever since I was a teenager I have had a weak bladder. If I laughed too much or sneezed, even in High school I would wet myself. I could never do aerobics, running or anything too physical.

Posted by Debbie Read more

An accident causes me 'accidents'

In 1987 I was a passenger in a car accident. As well as suffering severe neck & shoulder damage, broken ribs & a broken hip, my back was broken.

Posted by Jacqueline Read more

Bladder Issues with MS

I have just turned 27, and only 12 months ago I was diagnosed with Primary Progressive Multiple Sclerosis (PPMS). Basically, this is the worst, most quickly progressive form of MS.

Posted by Carey Read more