BioRelief.com LLC has been offering urinary
catheters for managing incontinence for people with bladder challenges.
BioRelief.com has been offering urinary catheters for managing
incontinence for people with bladder challenges. Maintaining good proper
hygiene can be a challenge for individuals with disabilities. Some apparent conditions
that often effect bladder control include spinal cord injury, spina bifida, and
multiple sclerosis.
Urinary Tract Infections or UTI's are sometimes the result of
catheterization. Medicare now allows up to 200 catheters
per month thus reducing the risk of developing a UTI from using a non-sterile
or previously used catheter.
Hygiene is an important part of maintaining
good health. For those who self cath, making sure they have the right tools,
and are well educated about self catheterization can make all the difference in
the world. For more information on
catheters, portable toilets, emergency first aid kits, camping
toilets, alarms for bedwetting, please visit its website: http://biorelief.com.
My little brother has physical challenges which force him to have to use self catheters. I am always on the lookout for self catheter supplies that he can use and stay up to date with. I can tell that he doesn't like using catheters but maybe in the future he won't have to use them anymore.
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