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Men & the pelvic floor

Men & the pelvic floor

Table of content Q c × Yes, men have a pelvic floor too!There are various types of incontinence experienced by menPelvic floor / Kegel exercises for men Yes, men have a pelvic floor too! While building and maintaining strong pelvic floor muscles has long been...
Living with your catheter

Living with your catheter

Living with your catheter An essential guide Whether you have an indwelling, intermittent or suprapubic catheter for a few days, weeks, or long-term, we’ve pulled together a simple guide to make living with a catheter a little less complex. Catheters take some getting...
Disguise your catheter supplies

Disguise your catheter supplies

Disguise your catheter supplies From desk to bathroom… The ability to carry catheter supplies without drawing attention is a common request amongst those who use catheter products for personal reasons. The team at Independence Australia have answered the two...
Your catheter questions answered

Your catheter questions answered

Catheter Care:        Frequently Asked Questions Whether you have an indwelling, intermittent or suprapubic catheter for a few days, weeks, or long-term, we’ve pulled together the answers to some common questions around catheters. Please note the information supplied...
Catheters: an essential guide

Catheters: an essential guide

Catheters An essential guide Urinary catheters come in many sizes and types, including rubber, silicone or latex. They’re typically used when unable to urinate or to treat medical conditions such as: Blocked flow of urine as a result of bladder stones, blood clots in...