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Straight tip catheters are tapered at the end so that they can pass smoothly through the urethra. They are the simplest form of intermittent catheters and are different from others just because of the shape of the tip. The rest of the features of this catheter depend on whether they are coated, non-coated, pre-lubricated catheters.

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Coated catheters or hydrophilic catheters were introduced to reduce long-term urethral complications. They are more preferable to a standard catheter. Hydrophilic catheters coated along the entire length with a hydrophilic polymer, usually polyvinyl-pyrrolidone (PVP) and same with sodium chloride.

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IV stands for intravenous that is giving medicines or fluids through a needle or tube (catheter) which directly goes into a vein. The needle is usually placed in a vein near the elbow, the wrist, or on the back of the hand.

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External Catheters commonly referred to as condom catheters are used by men to treat urinary incontinence. It covers the penis with an opening at the end that extends to the connection with a drainage bag. It is important to fit the catheter well in both diameter and length. Improper fitting can cause leakage and skin irritation.

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One of the best solutions for men suffering from urology related problem is a male external catheter. Condom/External catheters are just like a condom with the end cut off that is attached to a drainage tube and collecting bag away from the body. You may need to try different types before finding the one that fits you best and to get the most wearing time from it.

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The main use of catheter is to remove fluids from bladder. They are specifically used when the patients cannot urinate by themselves. Catheters are generally used if there is injury to bladder or urethra and for people suffering from urinary incontinence. The use of catheter is not limited to these symptoms.

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A vaginal pessary is an effective and removable device designed to manage pelvic organ prolapse without surgery. It is also used to treat stress urinary incontinence, retroverted uterus, cystocele and rectocele. To find the best that feels right, you may have to experiment with different pessary sizes and shapes available. Your doctor will guide you how to reinsert, remove and clean the pessary on a regular schedule.

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Intermittent catheterization is very user friendly. This catheterization allows the patient to empty the bladder several times a day. For the same reason it is inserted only when required. Intermittent catheters are pre-lubricated and is inserted via urethra.

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External Condom Catheters are used to manage urinary incontinence in men, as they are worn externally like a condom, they reduce the chances of having infections.

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