This sadly makes a lot of sense.
Have you ever found yourself freaking out about where to go to the loo when out in public?Meanwhile 60% of women have been left feeling stressed, worried, anxious or panic-ridden when unable to find a public toilet.The report warned this can lead to a risk of dehydration, urinary tract infections and potential kidney damage.
“That then has an impact on health conditions and bladder infections. Some of our users have had to even result to surgery to have their bladders removed,” she added.Recent data shared by the Liberal Democrats found England has seen a 14% drop in the provision of public toilets in the last five years.Dr Anne Henderson, consultant gynaecologist and British Menopause Specialist, said t
“We recently had a spell in my local town where the facilities were being regularly vandalised so the toilets were closed for several weeks,” she explained. “I can wait up to an hour at the opticians wetting myself because they have no loos. I find it depressing that I can’t go out and relax. I often feel isolated,” she said.
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