altitude affect incontinece?

There are likely no studies that suggest altitude plays a part in that, but you never know from one person to the next. You can do your own research and go camping again and if it still occurs you might be on to something. But I wouldnt give up the camping. Good luck.
Michael

Michael, for the sake of science we will gladly take another vacation!

Steve--good thing our parts are made better than chip bags, don't want anything exploding!  haha

CareBear

Hi. I read the post wrong, thought is said "Attitude affect incontinence?"... My 1st impulse was to try and immediately be nicer to all those around me who support me and have to put up with me when I may not always be the funnest person to be around. My 2nd thought was that I KNOW incontinence affects attitude. Then I realized my mistake. Sorry.

Nope. We can consider ourselves a pressure balanced vessel.

Early on in my incontinence journey, I asked a similar question about this and got some great answers. Enjoy! Click the link below:

Incontinence - Physics Question

Incontinence is affected by extra activity, more walking , more lifting, less frequent runs to the toilet, and fewer naps during the day. All of which you most likely experienced while on vacation.

Jeff (the still leaking one)

ITT Wife
I reread that whole topic and had a good laugh. That was almost a year ago, 4 weeks after my surgery.
Can you see why I love these guys? It sure worked for me.
Jeff

Steve n Dallas said...
Higher altitude means more pressure on everything.


Even potato chip bags can burst in shipment due to high pressure.

Actually it's because it's lower pressure at high altitude while the bag was sealed under higher pressure at lower altitudes.