Emptying the catheter urine drainage bag PT 2
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
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This video covers; removing the bag to take a shower, the types of nozzles, and the cap the bag comes with, which as I discovered have multiple uses. Also, I cover a bit on hygiene which is incredibly important. The tips of all the parts can collect bacteria which could lead to other ugly stuff like an infection. You want to avoid that as best you can. It'll only add insult to injury.
Cheers, and wishing you great health. Tony
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That’s such a great tip to use the cap as a catheter plug. I’ve learned so much from your videos. I’ve had a difficult time finding the supplies I need- this helps tremendously. They put the catheter in and sent me home without any kind of education or just basic information of where to find what I need to take care of a catheter at home. Thank you for making these videos.
@misslady1629 - I'm so glad the videos helped. It's so sad to continue to read responses that no practical information or education is provided. It just gets put in and you get sent home. It is literally the definition of adding insult to injury.
I decided to do something about it and make a pamphlet that doctors can give patients that will lead you to my channel. Peer support is so needed and I hope this will provide it.
Let me know if I can mail you some and you can give it to your doctor so others have the info.
My email is tony.alcindor@maletenance.com
Cheers, and wishing you great health. Tony
Oh that's wonderful about the pamphlets. I'll definitely email you. Also my leg bags have a twist valve and I was worried about drips on my clothes, but I ordered some silicone finger protectors. They fit perfectly over the twist valve to prevent any drips. You've inspired me to think outside of the box for practical solutions.
@@misslady1629 That tip is so good! Hey its all about thinking outside the box. By the way I responded to your email a week ago. Check your spam.
Very good..if stop up catheter sanitize plug with rubbing alcohol.
Great tip!
U can use a flip flow valve too for showering without the bag. It's pretty neat
Good tip!
You are a genius tank you
I'm glad the video helped. I'm far from a genius, just trying to help where no help/information/support was offered. Cheers, Tony
Thanks for all you do!
You are so welcome. I wish you great health.
Fantastic tip - had no idea - can't wait to try this with my blue tip - just insert, who knew.
Right! I never knew until I tried and the medical team didn't tell me anything. All learn as you go, which is kinda crazy.
Wish I had read this stuff before the catheter. Did not even get the cap when presented with my stuff. Hospital discharched me with a 3 port catheter saying the 3rd port had a "one-way" valve. First night I woke up in a pool of piss!
I know its after the fact but I'm glad you found me. I guess better late than never. I hope this message finds you doing much better and possibly without a catheter. They are a necessary evil but a bit of a medieval torture device and they never ever seem to come with any practical information on how to navigate life with it. I've heard this same sentiment hundreds of times from people around the world. I just don't get why something that happens to so many people is not given simple instructions. I'm working to change that because it will improve the quality of life for those who have to use a catheter , be it for a day or months.
Cheers and wishing you well. Tony
Your videos are very informative & not sugar coated straight to the point of the problem Thank You. I have come to the point in life where I need to use a external catheter pretty much of the time, I was hoping you could suggest the easier to put on external catheters on the market as the one Iam currently using is a bit of a struggle to put on & often It is uncomfortable and pinches me after a while. Your suggestions will be greatly appreciated, again thanks for your videos Take care.
@johnthompson4848 Thanks for the note and I'm glad the videos helped. I unfortunately don't know much about intermittent/external catheters as I had an indwelling catheter. Either way, they are kinda miserable. Happy to answer any other questions you may have though. Cheers Tony
Remember 4 shakes or more plsying with ur bladder bag..
LOL!
Thanks
You're welcome. Wishing you a healthy New Year.
Said b4 that big bag noozle poor engineering need tge small bag noozle longer life..
The whole urinary catheter system is archaic and nothing has really changed since its invention.
It's painfully obvious that these things were not designed from the users point of view and thats the reason I redesigned it and got a patent for a more user friendly catheter. As a user I could plainly see how to improve it and so I did something about it.
I hope it'll be on the market in the near future as it will help so many lead a somewhat normal.....if you can call having a giant straw in the your privates normal...life and continue to do activities of daily living with less pain.
Cheers Tony
I can not thank you enough❤ 6:52
You are so welcome! It makes me really happy to know that the videos helped you. Cheers, and wishing you great health. Tony
sucks they didn't thoroughly show you how to use it but not surprised
@natalie2766 That, unfortunately, seems to be a common complaint.....no info provided. It's a bloody shame. There are literally instructions for everything else. Talk about adding insult to injury.
good
do i need to rinse the bag after i drain it ? Should i rinse it with hot water or something?
I never rinsed it and maybe I should have. I just used it for a week and got rid of it. I'm sure this does not help with landfill but I was dealing with so much, as you know, that now rinsing a bag was beyond my mental capacity. I will probably if there's next time, but I'm praying there won't be. I was extra careful not to let the nozzle/tube tip touch anything as it's so easy to get a UTI. Have you had one of those yet.....not fun!!!!
Vinegar and water. Rinse the inside of bag and tube after clean the tips with alcholol or hydrogen peroxide before attaching lines back together
I few weeks back I finally had it removed, after three UTI's and living through hell. I am starting to feel like my old self. Tony's videos really helped me get through this, he is a blessing.
No more outdoor shorts taking off pants must b careful and wearing loose pants.. sumtimes tight and loose pants will pop tube.
YUP! Such a learning curve living with a catheter.
Joke...need a bladder bag convention..feel our pain...now what is one thing u wont c at a bladder bag convention...line in front of bathrooms..
And this is the super duper X - 12 lm new bladder bag ..booth showing cathther insertion ,live..amusement FLUME RIDE...
lol......having a catheter didn't take away your sense of humor. Sometimes it's the only way through a tough time. Cheers
Pee on ur toes for athletics fungus.
Did you know theres more bacteria on your body than in your urine? You would never think so.