Urine drainage bags are widely used in medical and home care for patients with urinary retention or incontinence. Despite their utility, these devices can lead to specific challenges or problems during their use.
-- Regular Cleaning: Use a mild disinfectant to clean reusable bags daily and rinse thoroughly.
-- Replacement Schedule: Follow a routine to replace disposable bags and catheters as advised.
-- Hygiene Practices: Always wash hands and wear gloves when handling the bag or catheter.
-- Proper Storage: Store the bag in a dry, clean place when not in use.
-- Positioning: Keep the bag below the bladder level to avoid backflow.
