Kidney & Bladder
Resources
This helpful leaflet from Age UK provides clear, practical information and advice on managing common bladder and bowel problems. Designed to offer support and improve daily living, it covers understanding symptoms and finding solutions. Download the Age UK Bladder & Bowel Leaflet (PDF).
Understand Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) better with comprehensive patient information from the National Kidney Federation (NKF). This valuable resource explains what CKD is, its stages, symptoms, and how it’s managed, empowering you to live well with the condition. Explore CKD Information from the National Kidney Federation
Discover how simple dietary changes can significantly reduce your risk of developing kidney stones. This essential guide provides evidence-based advice and practical tips on foods to eat and avoid, helping you take control of your kidney health through informed choices. Learn About Dietary Prevention for Kidney Stones
Considering a PSA (Prostate Specific Antigen) test? Get comprehensive, trusted information from the NHS on what the PSA test is, how it’s done, and what the results might mean for your prostate health. Understand the benefits, risks, and if it’s the right choice for you. Learn More About the PSA Test on NHS.uk
Experiencing frequent urges or difficulty controlling your bladder? This comprehensive guide from Patient.info offers clear information on Overactive Bladder Syndrome (OAB) in women. Understand common symptoms, diagnosis, and effective treatment options to help manage your condition and improve quality of life. Learn More About Overactive Bladder Syndrome (OAB)
If you’re a male experiencing urinary symptoms that you think might be related to your prostate, completing the International Prostate Symptom Score (IPSS) can be incredibly helpful. This brief questionnaire provides valuable insights into your symptoms, allowing for a more informed discussion with your GP during your appointment. Complete Your IPSS Score Sheet Before Your GP Appointment
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