Incontinence Products Market : Size, Share and Analysis, 2022

Incontinence Products Market : Size, Share and

Analysis, 2022

Persistence Market Research

Incontinence Products Market : Size, Share

and Analysis, 2022

Persistence Market Research

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Incontinence Products Market : Size, Share and

Analysis, 2022

Persistence Market Research Released New Market Report on “Incontinence Products

Market : Size, Share and Analysis, 2022”.

Incontinence or Incontinent may refer to the involuntary excretion of bowel contents or urine.

Difficulties with using the toilet, accidents and incontinence, can all be problems for people with

dementia, particularly as the condition progresses. According to a report published by WHO, 5%

to 7% of the world’s population is suffering from incontinence. These problems can be upsetting

for people and for those around them. Today a variety of products are available in the market,

which can provide practical solutions to those people suffering from such ailments. Some of

these are Protective Underwear & Briefs, Pads & Liners, Overnight diapers, Tab Style Diapers,

skin care products to name a few.

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Incontinence products are a part of personal care segment, which is growing at a faster pace.

This is due to the rise in aging population, increasing awareness and acceptance of

incontinence products. Product innovations to customize the products is also driving the

incontinence care industry. The WHO report projects that in almost every country the proportion

of people aged over 60 years is growing faster than any other age group, as a result of both

longer life expectancy and declining fertility rates. Also the rise in the population of diabetic

Mellitus patients worldwide provides a good platform for this market. However, there are some

bigger challenges faced by this industry like the threat of alternates and substitutes and the

threat from...