Frequently Asked Questions
We have compiled a comprehensive list of frequently asked questions. Many of these answers were developed or updated by a team of experts, however, this information does not replace seeking medical advice from your healthcare professional.
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General Concerns
IC benefits, pain, follow-ups, and impact on sex life
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About catheters
Catheter options, expiration, use during pregnancy, and fluid intake guidance inquired
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Help & advice
Guidance addressing practical and health concerns
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Catheterising considerations
Catheter safety addressed including risks, immune system, and bladder concerns
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Urinary tract infections
Definition, catheter risks, prevention, symptoms, and treatment strategies discussed
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Catheter technique
Procedure steps, required equipment and number of catheters required
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Types of catheters
Exploration of catheter types, discreet options, and switching types
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- Travelling
Guidance on travelling, catheter safety, and preparation for trips abroad - ISC at home
Addressing anxiety and options if unable to perform ISC - Diet and supplements
Considerations for dietary adjustments and potential supplement recommendations for catheter users - Knowing when to catheterise
Guidance on timing, frequency, and troubleshooting catheterisation routines - Catheter sizing
Explanation of catheter length, French sizes, and selection guidelines - Catheter tips
Answers on the different types of catheter tips - Catheter usage
Guidelines on timing, urine volume, and post catheterisation issues - Hygiene tips
Usage, storage, and hygiene practices for catheter safety - Catheter disposal methods
Proper disposal methods and recyclability status of catheters explained - Duration of use
Guidelines on catheter usage duration
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