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  Continence concerns can affect far more than physical comfort. They can influence confidence, routines, sleep, community participation and independence. For people whose continence needs are related to different abilities, a continence nurse can provide specialised assessment and practical recommendations. The NDIS recognises continence as a type of disability-related health support in appropriate circumstances. When Could a Continence Nurse Help? Consider seeking an NDIS-registered continence nurse in Melbourne when bladder or bowel management is becoming difficult, particularly when needs are ongoing or changing. Signs that professional input may be useful include: Frequent bladder or bowel accidents Difficulty reaching or using the toilet independently Ongoing difficulty managing continence products Changes in continence needs or routines Support needs involving catheters or stomas Uncertainty about suitable products or strategies NDIS continence assessment providers in Melbo...