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Foley Indwelling Catheter is a soft, flexible tube used to drain urine out from the bladder. It is connected to a urine collection bag for safe storage of urine.

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Intermittent catheterization is a process of emptying urine from the bladder on a regular basis and intermittent urinary catheters help in doing so and are used several times a day to pass the urine.

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Bedside Drainage Bags are used at night to collect large volumes of urine. They are ideal for people who are restricted to bed or wheelchair and cannot urinate properly or suffer from incontinence.

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Urinary leg bags are discreet urine collection bags that are used to collect urine from catheters. They are wrapped around legs or thighs and held in place by means of straps and holders.

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Foley catheter, also known as an indwelling catheter is used to drain urine from the bladder. It is held in place with the help of a water-filled balloon that is inflated inside the bladder.

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Male external catheters are designed exclusively for men and help in coping with urinary incontinence. While using them, you may sometimes face some problems, whose identification and management is essential for the successful catheterization.

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Intermittent catheters help people with compromised bladder function in draining urine from the bladder. They provide assistance where natural draining of urine is not possible. Although intermittent catheterization is a widely preferred procedure, it has its own challenges and risks.

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Intermittent catheterization may seem difficult to some females, but it is not so. The step-by-step guide to self-catheterization will help you in using an intermittent catheter correctly and easily. It includes the complete procedure of catheterization with pictures for better understanding.

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Self-catheterization may seem difficult to some males, but it is not so. The step-by-step guide to intermittent self-catheterization will help you in using an intermittent catheter correctly with great ease. It includes the complete procedure of catheterization with the related pictures for better understanding.

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