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SIDincontinent
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I’m in Maine but only 5 miles from downtown Portsmouth
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York/Kittery area here
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On 3/12/2024 at 4:52 PM, superabsorbantpolymer said:
Have you spoken to the urologist about maybe getting a TURP/TURBN to improve your flow? Do you prefer to wear the cath or a diaper?
No, my flow rate is fine and I mostly empty. I wear both the foley and always wear a diaper over it to support things and protect from occasional leakage by the catheter. I don’t wear regular underwear anymore because I leak, not huge amounts but small amounts over the course of the day.
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When I’m without the foley, I can hold it for a period of time, but usually leak for 15-20 minutes after using the bathroom. I became a foley user after extreme urinary frequency and all the OAB meds weren’t working. The Urology office recommended I go to the ER and get a foley inserted. I slept through the night for the first time in weeks. I’ve been a foley user ever since.
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I’m a 10 year foley cath user. My bladder is trashed.
my body doesn’t tolerate anything but 100% silicone foleys. Latex foleys cause my bladder to bleed. I usually have my foleys in for a week at a time. I usually have a day without it and then it is changed after a day without it. I can pee without it but in extremely uncomfortable. My recommendation is Bard 100% silicone “Lubri-Sil” I use 16,18, and occasionally 20F. I’ve been using mostly 16’s because that’s what I’ve been able to get from my medical supplier. -
I’ve been following this for a couple weeks. I’m very interested to see how you make out. I’m an interstitial cystitis and OAB patient and I have to live with a foley cath to manage my condition. Of course, I occasionally have leaks around the foley so I’m in diapers 24/7 as well. I don’t mind the diapers or the foleys. I had a 22F once, it was huge and felt like a garden hose when the nurse put it in. Normally I live with a 16.
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N. Berwick
in Maine
I’m 30 minutes from NOBO
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Just touching base here as it’s been quiet as of late. I’m still here and still leaky.
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8 year foley user here. I routinely wear a 16 or an 18 and don’t notice the difference. My nurse has used a 20 on two recent occasions due to some blockage issues with the smaller foleys. I do have a 22 in my supply bin but she hasn’t needed to insert that right now. The 20 wasn’t uncomfortable for me, but the stat lock needed to be modified to fit the larger catheter.
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Southern Maine on the NH border here as well 5 minutes from Portsmouth
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I’m in southern Maine, Kittery.
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I’m still here. Been medically Incontinent for the last 6 years. OAB and interstitial cystitis are my diagnoses. I’m full time 24/7 diaper user, and have had to go to Foley catheters nearly full time to manage the urinary frequency.
Im in Kittery, Me 5 1/2 miles from Portsmouth, NH
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I’m glad it went well. Next step is to wear around her. And then if she’s comfortable with that maybe she will change you.
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Hi, I’m from southern Maine near the NH border. I’m 5 1/2 miles from Portsmouth NH. 37 married guy, was a DL then became incontinent after developing severe OAB and interstitial cystitis. We can chat if you want .
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Tell her before she moves in!! I told my girlfriend, well actually I went to sleep with a diaper on and she came home late at night and found me sleeping in a tena super. She wasn’t pleased and it took a long time for her to come to terms with it. Now I have had bladder issues since Jan/Feb 2014 and have been 24/7 ever since. I was just a DL at that time, though.
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I’m also in southern Maine I am incontinent and was a DL prior to the bladder issues. I’m in the York/Kittery/Portsmouth, NH area.
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I have interstitial cystitis and overactive bladder. I tried all the medications and nothing seemed to work. I became very uncomfortable over a period of weeks not sleeping and spending a lot of time in the bathroom many times a day (upwards of 20-30 times a day). The doctors didn’t know what to do to help me and told me to go to the ER and have a foley inserted. That night I slept through the night for the first time in weeks, at my emergency urology consult a couple days later, I was given a prescription for Foley catheters and related supplies. That was 3 1/2 years ago. I have been a chronic Foley catheter user since that time. I am miserable the whole time it is out, I can live my life normally and do everything I used to do before my bladder became messed up with a foley in. Since I coccasionally have bladder spasms and pee around the foley and occasional discharge from my penis I wear a diaper over it 24/7
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Tena Super are my daily wear, sometimes Tena Ultra depending on what I’m doing. At work under a uniform Abena abriflex M/L 2 specials
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Firefighter and AEMT
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6 minutes ago, Dartplayerinwvc said:
*connoisseur
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Southern Maine on the NH border here. 2 hours from Worcester.
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On 4/10/2017 at 2:49 PM, MarkSmith said:
Did you train yourself to be incontinent or was it from natural causes?
I began to have some bladder issues slowly over time. I
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I started with maxi pads too.......then graduated to diapers when I was 22 or 23. Whenever my wife has her periods (which have become fairly heavy over the years) she wears always pads. I like the always pads best, when she's wearing a maxi pad, I can't keep my hands off her. She totally doesn't get it and rarely indulges my pad fetish. I rarely wear pads, since becoming incontinent 3 1/2 years ago.
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I have bladder issues. My wife willingly changes me on average 25-30 times a month. I started having bladder issues 10 years ago due to a medical mishap. Prior to that, I was a DL. adjusting to having bladder accidents and wearing 24/7 for me was fairly easy compared to most who have to suddenly adapt due to a medical need. She is good about changing me, despite not loving my need for diapers.