Global Incontinence Care Products & Devices Market is Forecast to Reach US$ 13,747.7 Million by 2019; CAGR of 6.9% from 2015-2019

Sacral Nerve Stimulation devices are anticipated to grow the fastest with CAGR of 18.7% from 2015 to 2019. Increasing incidence of fecal and urinary incontinence in North America and Europe is a significant growth driver for this device segment. The rise in incidence subsequently has been estimated largely aided by the aging population in the developed regions. End Quote

North America continued to lead global incontinence care products and devices market with a share of 32.0% in 2014

(1888PressRelease) July 06, 2015 - SA-BRC announces the release of its report on "Global Incontinence Care Products and Devices Market Assessment & Forecast: 2015-2019", according which the Global Incontinence Care Products and Devices Market was valued at US$ 9,861.3 million in 2014.

Urinary and fecal incontinence involves the loss of control of bladder function and bowel or fecal evacuation. Some of the medical conditions such as excess urine formation, enlarged prostate, multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injury, Parkinson's disease, muscle damage, and loss of storage capacity in the rectum can cause urinary and fecal incontinence. An incontinence patient may be addressed with any of the available treatment methods such as drug therapy, surgery, nerve stimulation, catheterization and use of devices, depending on the convenience and the clinical boundaries of the clinician. Medicines impede the growth for demand of the incontinence care devices.

Also, availability of internal substitutes such as a brief for underwear; and intermittent self-catheterization for intermittent catheterization, impedes the overall market growth. Further development of such alternatives, catering to the demand for technologically advanced incontinence care products will restrain the growth for conventional treatment methods. This factor will have a medium impact on the growth of the incontinence care market. For many women, pelvic reconstructive surgery is a common treatment method, costing over $1 billion each year even though a third of these procedures eventually fail. The major current alternative to surgery is the use of pessaries, intravaginal space occupying devices, which are considered to be an effective first line treatment approach by most specialists.

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A large population that includes both the aged and young suffers from chronic urinary and fecal incontinence problems, due to which the global market for adult diapers is lucrative for the manufacturers and distributors of various kinds of adult diapers. The segment led the global incontinence care products and devices market with a massive share of 74.3% in 2014, however emerging electronic devices and treatment methods such as neurostimulation are expected to grow at a much faster pace and gain share in coming years, through contraction of markets such as transvaginal slings and meshes.

The better healthcare facilities and increasing awareness worldwide will also drive growth of this market. The technological advancements such as using antimicrobial coatings over catheters prevents formation of crusts and biofilms; using newer and safer materials to enhance pre and post catheterization experience, is expected to drive the sales of urological catheters in future. Within product segments, the adult diaper industry has been moving towards a fluff-less future with introduction of superabsorbent material. Aging population in most parts of the world has been by far the greatest stimulus to the market for adult incontinence care products in recent years. As a result, the potential global market for adult incontinence products is growing faster than the potential global markets for diapers and other types of hygiene absorbent products.

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