Catheter And Leg Bag

Catheter drain and leg bags at Independence Australia are medical grade quality and made for secure and discreet application and use.

Catheter and leg bag. A urinary catheter is a hollow semi-flexible tube that collects urine from the bladder and transports it to a drainage bag. This tube is inserted in the bladder and then attached to a drainage bag that is secured to the leg. A leg bag for day time use and a night bag usually larger for use in bed.

If you have a urinary Foley catheter you will use the larger drainage bag at night while you are sleeping. If you have a leg bag it must be kept below the level of your bladder at all times. Do not let the leg bag become more than 34 full.

This includes when someone has a lie. Remove leg straps or bag support device to allow free drainage. Larger bag with long tubing.

X-Large Pack of 1 43 out of 5 stars. There is a new product that can help you get out and about in the world again feeling secure and safe while wearing your catheter with a drainage bag attached to your leg. A leg bag is attached directly to the catheter tube.

Providing flexible drainage mobility and comfort for users our different types of catheter bags are easy to use and are designed to maintain its position without slipping. Catheter Leg Bags Leg bags feature latex-free leg straps with either an easy drain valve or tubing that make it easy to empty and reduces the risk of spills. This collects your urine during the day and needs to be emptied at regular intervals.

It should be placed on a stand next to your bed near the floor to collect urine as you sleep. Leave your bag or valve attached to the catheter while showering. When you are stuck wearing a catheter long-term and youre lucky enough to be ambulatory it is possible.