Thanks KimberlyB, I actually did something similar. I had the wife sew a sleeve into the inside of my shorts and inserted the bag into it. Did not go into a pool but the sea. Everything stayed intact including the external catheter despite being pummeled by waves-I get hit by every wave. Still getting up the nerve to get into a public pool.
s2. there are no prices on your site. I am interested in hearing about the other options. Deo
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Yeah, sure! And it took you 6 months to reply to this erroneous post. You are so full of shit! Anybody needing a cash cow, S2 Medical Supply is it. Sue these mutha fuckas for every penny they ever thought of making.
Yeah, sure! And it took you 6 months to reply to this erroneous post. You are so full of shit! Anybody needing a cash cow, S2 Medical Supply is it. Sue these mutha fuckas for every penny they ever thought of making.
I am not a guy, but I have an ostomy bag, and I am allowed to swim at any public pool. I have also seen a lot of men at the local health club with leg bags on and swimming during physical therapy. If you have any elastic bandage (like the kind they use after you get your blood drawn at some doctor's offices), you can wrap the tubing to your leg, so it will be less cumbersome and also less likely to come off of the catheter end. The only thing I was told in terms of my ostomy was that it had to be emptied before I entered the pool (I do this anyway), and to tape the wafer to my skin when I am in the pool to avoid it leaking.
Well Swimming is one of the best exercise which helps to maintain fitness and make your parts of body strong as well . I usually use supra pubic catheter when going for public pool and when i have to go in pool for swimming i use jeans as well . I would be pleased to know your ideas about it ?
