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Wondering if you can still play sports with a catheter? Our latest blog, “Can You Play Sports with a Catheter?” has all the answers you need! Read the full blog post now for more information.

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Just had a catheter inserted? Check out the 8 Things to Avoid Doing After Having a Catheter Inserted to ensure a smooth recovery and avoid complications. From hygiene tips to activity restrictions, we’ve got you covered!

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From navigating the basics of catheter care to dealing with the emotional ups and downs that come with it, it's natural to have questions and concerns. Jump into our frequently asked questions to get the answers you need about catheters.

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While it may not be a familiar term to everyone, indwelling catheters are an essential part of many medical treatments. Let's take a closer look at what indwelling catheters are, how they work, and why they're used in various medical situations.

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Closed system catheters are a boon for individuals who require catheterization, offering a hygienic and convenient solution. Here’s how they can benefit you.

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As temperatures rise, staying comfortable and preventing complications like urinary tract infections (UTIs) become paramount. Here are some tips to help you navigate the summer months with ease.

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June is Men's Health Month. In line with this important observance, we want to empower men by shedding light on catheter options and solutions, particularly for those dealing with urological conditions.

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Catheters are a vital medical tool used by a wide range of patients for various health conditions. This guide will explore the different scenarios in which catheters become necessary and the types of patients who may require them.

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