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WOODYHAPPEN
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help carrying catheter bag

Postby WOODYHAPPEN » Fri Apr 21, 2017 2:58 pm

I've had to have a catheter several times. I found that placing the bag in a small bucket - 5 gal or a little smaller really helps me when I'm moving around the house. Just lift the handle and off u go.
RP surgery resulting in ed. Penile implant 4\19\17 by Dr. Kramer. 21cm. +2cm. rte.
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Re: help carrying catheter bag

Postby ocitgo » Sat Apr 22, 2017 6:59 pm

Same here. I am have bladder neck repair surgery next Friday. It fails in months. The results of a TURIP several years ago now. SUXS.
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ls3fan
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Re: help carrying catheter bag

Postby ls3fan » Mon May 08, 2017 12:01 pm

Try a fabric shopping bag. Like the reusable ones they give you at the grocery store.
When I had my prostate surgery I had to wear a catheter for about 4 days.
They gave me a sturdy nylon bag that looked very unobtrusive so I could stroll around and
unless you looked really hard no one would notice.
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