TENA LADY mini plus incontinence pads, 24 pcs

Name: TENA LADY mini plus incontinence pads, 24 pcs
Brand: Essity Germany GmbH
SKU: 18823423
Price: 8.44 USD
Availability: InStock

TENA LADY mini plus Inkontinenz Einlagen 24 St

Manufacturers: Essity Germany GmbH

PZN: 18823423

Content: 24 St

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Availability: In stock

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TENA^® Lady Mini Plus

Discreet protection for bladder weakness
Bladder weakness is also widespread in Germany; around 7 to 8 million people suffer from involuntary urine loss. Women are particularly affected by these symptoms, often withdrawing from an active lifestyle for fear of unpleasant situations. TENA^® has been developing hygiene products for over 50 years – for a self-determined life without restrictions – despite bladder weakness.
TENA^® Lady Mini Plus was designed for the female body and provides safe and reliable protection against leakage, moisture, and odor in cases of mild bladder weakness. The pad is just as discreet as a small pad, but much more absorbent, thus providing a pleasantly fresh feeling at all times. The use of exclusively dermatologically tested materials also guarantees the health of the skin.

Pads for mild bladder weakness

Fast and discreet protection
More absorbent than traditional pads
Prevents odor
Individually wrapped – convenient for travel

Close-to-body dry zone
There's no need to fear a sudden leak! The TENA^® Lady Mini Plus pads with a close-to-body dry zone offer effective triple protection against leaks, moisture, and odor. The highly absorbent pads adapt perfectly to the body shape, thus guaranteeing unrestricted freedom of movement. The soft, textile-like surface keeps moisture away from the skin, while the breathable material further supports a dry feeling. There's no need to worry about unwanted odor development: Thanks to Fresh Odor Control with active micro-freshness pearls, odors are not just masked, but effectively neutralized.

Expert tip for preventing bladder weakness
Bladder weakness during menopause can be specifically prevented. A healthy lifestyle with a varied, balanced diet, regular exercise, and sufficient fluids keeps the entire body fit and also has a positive effect on the bladder. At the same time, it can effectively counteract potential risk factors for incontinence, such as being severely overweight.

BEWÄHRT IN DER MENOPAUSE
Two-thirds of all women are affected by hormonal bladder weakness during menopause. Due to the lack of estrogen in the blood, the mucous membranes in the intimate area become more sensitive, and the pelvic floor muscles and connective tissue become increasingly weak, which can lead to the bladder prolapsing.

FÜR EIN AKTIVES LEBEN
Bladder weakness should not prevent anyone from leading a fulfilling, active life. Discreet pads with effective leakage protection and odor control give women with bladder weakness a dry and secure feeling at all times – at work, during all sporting activities, and at parties with friends and family.

TRAINING ZUR VORBEUGUNG
Pelvic floor exercises are considered a very effective measure to prevent the threat of bladder weakness during menopause. Five to ten minutes of daily training is often enough to specifically strengthen the pelvic floor muscles. The exercises are simple and can be performed at home without any special equipment.

HÄUFIGE FRAGEN & ANTWORTEN
Is it true that you can train your bladder?
Yes, targeted bladder training – in combination with a healthy lifestyle and other measures – can help prevent bladder weakness. Do not delay going to the toilet for too long, as otherwise the bladder muscles could become overstretched in the long term. Too frequent "preventive" visits to the toilet, however, can result in a strong urge to urinate even with small amounts of urine in the bladder. Listen to your body and only use the toilet when absolutely necessary.

Can pelvic floor exercises still help if I already suffer from bladder weakness?
Regular training of the pelvic floor muscles is not only a good preventative measure, but can also help people at any stage of bladder weakness to specifically relieve symptoms. In addition to typical pelvic floor exercises, sports such as Pilates and yoga also strengthen the pelvic floor. Focusing on conscious breathing during these exercises is a good way to activate the deeper muscles in the body. Simply try out the different options to find a training approach that you enjoy and that fits easily into your life. To ensure you feel secure with every physical movement, TENA^® Lady pads are available in a variety of sizes and absorbency levels, offering discretion and reliable leakage protection even during physical activity.

Do I have to avoid coffee if I have bladder weakness?
Coffee, like other caffeinated beverages and alcohol, has a strong diuretic effect. The same applies to several fruits and vegetables, such as asparagus, carrots, tomatoes, and oranges. Observe which drinks and foods cause you to have an increased urge to urinate and take this into account in your diet. If completely abstaining from coffee is particularly difficult, you can gradually reduce your coffee consumption and, if necessary, replace it with other "pick-me-ups." Many women with bladder weakness and frequent urges to urinate tend to drink very little. However, this has the adverse effect of impairing the proper functioning of the bladder. Therefore, drink a glass of water every hour if possible to ensure your body is always hydrated.

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