ACCIDENT PANTIES...BEAUTY RELATED (?) - Page 6

Icegoddess · ‎03-19-2010

@Shanus wrote:
@Icegoddess I know Johnson's baby powder and other brands went talc free many years ago.

@Shanus I did say even if it was talc-free. I just don't trust that thre could be some other issue with powders migrating internally.

Shanus · ‎05-17-2010

@Icegoddess wrote:
@Shanus wrote:
@Icegoddess I know Johnson's baby powder and other brands went talc free many years ago.
@Shanus I did say even if it was talc-free. I just don't trust that thre could be some other issue with powders migrating internally.

@Icegoddess Oops, apologies.

tansy · ‎01-02-2011

@sheetsheba wrote:
I'm 81 and for about 10 years now I've had bladder issues. A few years ago I saw a urol/gyn doctor for bladder botox. He said that taking medication for bladder leakage is not good for older people and he does not recommend it. I've had very good success with bladder botox!

The thought of shots "down there" sound so yucky, @sheetsheba.

Pink123 · ‎07-10-2019

@Icegoddess I understand you 100 percent. I too used those spray powders in my 20's and 30's.

My mom warned me against it yet I did not listen. Well guess what? At age 43 went to my GYN appointment after anemia diagnosis and guess what? I had a huge grapefruit sized ovarian cyst. There it was.

Thank goodness it was not cancer, Oncologist said I was very lucky and so I think your concerns were spot on as I'm living proof.

Keep up with your blood tests ladies please as they tell a story.

Judaline · ‎03-10-2010

@Shanus wrote:
@Icegoddess I know Johnson's baby powder and other brands went talc free many years ago.

Too late.

Judaline · ‎03-10-2010

@PamfromCT wrote:
OK, I have my story to share. DH and I decided to find a new cardiologist, someone up to date, and a doctor I trust recommended one. Excellent education and credentials. Very impressive. I have clothes older than this guy!

One thing he stressed, quite firmly, is that it is very important to stay hydrated. Do your research - it means drinking much more water than the average person may do. I had been drinking far less. But I changed - I keep my big pitcher on the counter, often with lemon or lime in the water, to remind me.

Well, when I leave the house, yes I wear a pad. With a spare.
Rest rooms are often hard to find. Hey, I take a bucket of supplements every day, not going to skimp on water. Give it a bit of research, and you may find you are not hydrating enough. It is really important.

My grandaughter and her DH are both trainers at a gym. One day they took their 3 yr. old daughter with them. When she came home she asked her mom if she was feeling all right and she said yes and the child said, "Good job. Stay hydrated." That broke me up!

Bellini13 · ‎03-13-2010

After a surgery and I had a physical therapist coming to my home, she gave me some pelvic floor excersize and I they really helped. The problem is keeping it up .