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Millions of men experience urinary incontinence – but most never talk about it. It affects up to 1 in 4 men, yet many quietly manage it alone rather than seeking...
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When it comes to daily living and mobility aids they can sometimes take up more space than you were expecting, leaving you with the dilemma of where to put it...
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Shower stools and seats can be very useful for people with reduced mobility or disabilities who need extra support in the shower. They’re a great aid to help maintain independence,...
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The bathroom can be an unsafe place, particularly for those who are unsteady on their feet or have limited mobility. The floor and base of the bath can be slippery,...
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Vertigo is the disorientating feeling that you or the world around you is spinning or moving even though you aren’t. It can be caused by vestibular disorders such as Ménière’s disease...
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The proper hearing and vision aids can enormously impact the lives of those with sensory impairments. For those with low vision, a magnifying glass can be beneficial. This type of convex lens helps make...
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Over a million people in the UK are wheelchair users due to injury, disability, or a long-term condition that affects their mobility. If getting around and completing daily tasks is becoming...
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Walking has a range of benefits to help improve our well-being: It helps improve your mood and reduces stresses It helps to build strength and reduce the risk of falls...
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A walking frame can be a good option if you live with limited mobility and need extra support to move around. From walkers with ferrules to wheeled walkers, several different models and...
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Exercising is incredibly important for our mental and physical well-being, yet it can be tricky to keep up with as we age. Walking is one of the best and simplest...
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