Every man* deserves to feel confident, informed and in control of his health. By recognising changes in bladder and bowel control early and seeking support, men can take simple, effective steps to improve their wellbeing and continue doing the things they enjoy.
As men age, it’s common to notice changes in bladder habits such as needing to go to the toilet more often, or leaking some urine (wee) after using the toilet (after-dribble). These symptoms can be managed and may even disappear over time. Understanding what’s happening in the body is the first step toward feeling more confident and in control.
Around 2.4 million men and boys in Australia experience incontinence.
After-dribble
What after-dribble is, why it happens and simple steps you can take to feel more confident after using the toilet.
Prostate health
How changes in the prostate can affect bladder control and steps to maintain confidence and wellbeing at every stage.
Bladder control after prostate surgery
Why some men experience incontinence after surgery and what you can do to support recovery.
* References to ‘men’ or ‘women’ include anyone with similar health needs, regardless of sex at birth or gender identity. Read our Gender inclusivity statement.
