If you’re new to the world of catheters, you may not yet be aware of the different varieties which exist. We’ve provided a handy summary...

Intermittent self-catheterisation, or ISC for short, is used if you can’t empty your bladder by yourself. This can happen short-term for example after a surgery or...

Urinary continence generally means that you can control movement of your bladder. This isn’t something that we’re born with but something all of us learn...

Catheter-use, unfortunately, also comes with its very own problems and complications that you might experience at some point. Let’s take a quick look at the...

A nephrostomy is a thin plastic tube that allows urine to drain from your kidney. It is inserted through the skin on your back into...

Everyone has different bodies and unique needs, so finding the right catheter for you is very important for keeping you comfortable when you’re self-catheterising. In...

Usually, you won’t be able to feel your bladder at all but, in some cases, you might feel pain or a burning sensation. This can...

It’s something we all do every day, and something you probably don’t pay too much attention to. However, your urine colour can tell you more...

A lot of people live their lives with a urethral catheter to effectively drain urine from their bladder. And even though living with a urethral...

A urinary sheath is a great way to manage urinary incontinence in men. It’s a condom like catheter that sits over your penis. It has...

We all use our bladder multiple times a day and yet, as long as everything works as it should, we often forget that it’s even...

Bladder issues are generally caused by problems with the muscles and nerves that help your bladder to hold on to or release urine. These problems...