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What are the Benefits of Coloplast SpeediCath Self-Lubricated Catheters?

Coloplast SpeediCath Hydrophilic Catheters Benefits and Features What are the Benefits of Coloplast SpeediCath Self-Lubricated Catheters? Coloplast Compact Female Hydrophilic Intermittent Catheter Held in Hand Coloplast SpeediCath catheters have a special coating that makes the catheter easy to insert and remove. The coating is called "hydrophilic" and it is made of three elements. There is a base coating which helps make the coating uniform. The base coating is evenly distributed so even when you remove the catheter, the base coating doesn't rub off which makes the withdraw less traumatic on sensitive tissues.

What are Hydrophilic Compact Urinary Catheters?

Compact Catheters, Hydrophilic Intermittent Catheters What is a urinary catheter? A urinary catheter is a tube that is inserted into the urethra until it reaches the bladder to drain and/or collect urine. What is an intermittent catheter? An intermittent catheter is a urinary catheter that is inserted into the urethra and then once the bladder is drained it is immediately removed from the body and discarded. Are all intermittent catheters the same? No, there are many differences between intermittent catheters. The materials they are made of vary. Intermittent catheters can be latex, silicone, or red rubber. Intermittent catheters can come with a straight tip which is considered standard or they can be made with a bent tip which is called a "coude tip". The coude tip helps to go around obstructions such as an enlarged prostate. Intermittent catheters can also be made pre-lubricated which is called, hydrophillic.

Convatec GentleCath - Experience the Difference!

Convatec GentleCath Catheters
Intermittent catheterization means you use a hollow plastic tube called a catheter to drain your urine. After the urine is fully drained, the catheter is removed and then discarded. All intermittent catheters are classified as a one time use medical item, they are not designed to be reused. There are other types of catheters like Foley and External, your doctor will let you know which type works best for you.The catheter is inserted into the urethra and then travels through the urethra and into the bladder, the urine then drains through the catheter.

Intermittent Catheters and UTI: How to Cath Safely

How to Say Goodbye to UTI1. Use Only New CathetersEvery time you cath yourself, you should use a bra

Ready For An Upgrade? Try Cure Medical: It's More Than Their Name, It's Their Goal

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External Catheters: Helpful Tips to Get You Started

External catheters are a safe and reliable way to manage male urinary incontinence.  An externa

Urinary Tract Infections and Intermittent Catheterization

What is a urinary tract infection? When bacteria gets into your bladder or kidneys and cause you to have symptoms, you have a urinary tract infection (UTI). It is important to know the difference between an infection and bacterium (having bacteria in the urine but no symptoms). What causes urinary tract infections?

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