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Message: <blockquote data-quote="bowell" data-source="post: 182973" data-attributes="member: 2623">Also suffer bladder incontinence from spinal injury In the day i make as many trip to the toilet as possible  to keep  bladder emptyalso use pads in the day for the odd drip/spill  :? when out i need to use a catheter & collection bag Night time was a problem as catheter & collection bag would tangle also feels uncomfortable  i was also using nappies up to 4 times in the night keep changingMy urologist has since prescribed some medication tablets (Desmopressin )  that i take 1hr before bed that seems to really help me I notice its used frequently for treatment of diabetes insipidus ?urologist dept gave me small Bat powered bladder stimulator that is used to help empty the bladder before bed its like a small hand held massager helps at other times as wellI can now manage with one nappie most nights I found my urologist have a better range of pads nappies/ equipment to try in hospital,  once you find the right one for you ,will  pass the prescription on to your GP /incontinence nurseI know your incontinence is not same course as mine and there does seem to be more adult supplies around  Have you seen  a child urologist yet ?Bob</blockquote>

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