The importance of a routine with an intermittent catheter
An intermittent catheter is used to empty the bladder at regular intervals when a person cannot empty their bladder fully. If you have to perform intermittent self catheterisation (ISC) there are benefits to be had from maintaining a routine when it comes to your catheter.
What you need to know about Fowler's Syndrome (FS)
It is a common misconception that bladder challenges only affect the elderly, but a rare condition known as Fowler's Syndrome can be a cause of bladder failure in young women.
Urology conditions you may not be aware of
Certain urological diseases, such as testicular cancer, prostate cancer and erectile dysfunction are already quite well known and publicised. To help raise awareness, we look at four urology conditions that you may not have heard of before.
Socialising with a Catheter
You may think that being fitted with a catheter or being told you need to perform intermittent catheterisation (ISC) will mean an end to your ability to socialise.
What is a Condom Catheter & How Does it Work?
A Condom Catheter, also known as a Urinary Sheath, is an external catheter that is worn like a condom for males.
