British Journal Of Midwifery - Lack of care? Women's experiences of maternity bladder management

Although a healthy urinary system is an essential aspect of every woman's life, health professionals often neglect bladder management during pregnancy, labour, and puerperium (Carr and Cook, 2009) The relationship between childbirth and bladder dysfunction is well documented in the medical literature (Chaliha, 2006); however, experiences in maternity bladder care have not been published, and no research has been developed to address this topic to date

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