Tips of Using Urinal Bag

These bags collect urine. The bag, like the male pee holder bag, will be attached to a catheter (tube) that is within the bladder. You may need a tube (catheter) and a drain bag because they have urinary incontinence (leakage), urinary retention (not being able to urinate), surgery that necessitated the placement of a probe, or other health problem.

So where to put the urinal bag from the medicine storage box? You take the bag attached to the leg all day and can be freely mobilize with it on. The can hide under the skirt, dress or pants. These bags come in all sizes and styles. At night, you need to use a bag bed with a higher capacity. Glue the leg bag to the thigh with Velcro or elastic straps. Check that the bag is always lower than the bladder, which will prevent urine from flowing back into the bladder.

Always empty your bag in a clean bathroom. DO NOT let the bag or openings of the probe touch any of the surfaces in the bathroom (the toilet, wall, floor and others). Empty the pouch in the toilet at least two or three times per day, or when a third to half full. Follow these steps to empty the bag:

Wash your hands thoroughly.

Keep the bag below the hip or bladder as empty.

Hold the bag over the toilet or special container that gave the doctor.

Open the peak bottom of the bag and empty it into the toilet or container.

DO NOT let the bag touch the rim of the toilet or container.

Wipe tip with rubbing alcohol and a cotton ball or gauze.

Shut up tightly.

DO NOT put the bag on the floor. Hold it back to the leg.

Wash your hands again.