Overflow incontinence is more common in men, especially for those with prostate changes or diabetes, but it can also affect women. It happens when the bladder doesn’t empty fully, leading to dribbling or frequent leakage. You might feel your bladder isn’t empty or notice a weak urine stream.

For more information
Speak to your doctor, specialist, continence advisor, or other healthcare professional
Visit the Continence NZ website www.continence.org.nz
Call the Continence Helpline on 0800 650 659. The Helpline can provide information about bladder and bowel control problems, local continence advisors, as well as send you a wide range of free information resources
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