BLADDER AND BOWEL CONTROL

Let's speak about leaks

You've tried medication. You've done the exercise.
Act today to find the support you need to restore control of your life.
Start the conversation with your doctor by taking the Symptom Quiz.

You are not alone

Take the quiz

1 in 3 women, and 1 in 10 men

have a bladder control problem¹.

5+ Million

Australians experience bladder or bowel control problems. This number is predicted to grow to 6.5 million by 2030²

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Does this sound familiar to you?

Struggling to start, control or complete your bladder or bowel movements?

Avoiding socialising or travel in case you can’t find a bathroom nearby?

Carrying spare clothes or wearing pads in case you have an accident?

Experiencing disrupted sleep, frequently waking up at night for the bathroom?

Urgently rushing to the toilet, worried you may not make it in time?

Anxious about how much you can eat or drink, and what to wear in case of a leak?

If you can relate to any of these experiences – you are not alone. Recognising your incontinence symptoms and talking about it can lead to treatment that is appropriate for you.

Follow the first steps to speak about leaks

STEP 01
Take the symptom quiz

Answer some simple questions
about your experience
living with bladder and bowel symptoms.

Take the quiz

STEP 02
Discuss with your GP

Take a copy of these answers to your next appointment with your healthcare professional and discuss your treatment options.

Take the survey

STEP 03
Find a specialist

If your GP recommends further
treatment, find a suitable
bladder or bowel doctor near you by clicking the button below.

Find a specialist

Bladder / Bowel Symptoms Quiz

Start the conversation by taking the Symptom Quiz to speak about leaks and treatment options with your doctor.

Find a bladder or bowel specialist to help plan your next steps

If you think you have incontinence or just want to know more about your symptoms, you can start by speaking with your regular doctor using your symptom quiz answers.

If you do have incontinence, you may need to speak with a bladder or bowel specialist^***. These doctors are trained in diagnosing and treating incontinence with all the available therapies.