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Self catheterization involves the use of an intermittent catheter to drain out urine at regular intervals. It is mostly practiced by people who have problem emptying their bladder completely. Neurogenic bladder, stroke, spinal cord injury, diabetes, spina bifida, and obstruction to the outflow of urine are the most common reasons. Clean intermittent catheterization is performed by inserting a catheter through the urethra to the urinary bladder. The urine drains through the catheter into the toilet. The catheter is then carefully removed from the urethra. These steps can be repeated several times a day. But inserting a catheter into the bladder can be tricky. Self catheterization aids are designed to make the process easy. Find here self cathing aids from top manufacturers like Performance Health, NORTH COAST MEDICAL, etc. Â
Self Catheterization Mirrors: Self Cathing mirrors make the process as easy as possible. These mirrors provide a better view during catheterization process and they come with a stand to free up both your hands. They can be mounted on any surface. Some of them come with a cord that helps in fixing the mirrors at the angle you want. Â
At HPFY you will find a range of self Catheterization Mirrors to aid you during self-intermittent catheterization. We also have a wide range of sterile intermittent catheters, foley catheters and male external catheters required for self catheterization. Catheter lubricants and catheter securement devices are some other things you might require for safe catheterization. All of them come from trusted brands at attractive prices. Â
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