Starting to use a catheter can make ordinary parts of your day suddenly feel unfamiliar. You may find yourself thinking about things you never had to plan before: when and where you’ll catheterize, what supplies you need to bring, whether you’re doing everything correctly, and what happens when you’re away from home.
When intermittent catheterization is part of your daily routine, questions are common and expected.
Maybe you've wondered whether you're catheterizing too often or too little. Perhaps you experience a time when catheterization felt uncomfortable, or you've noticed something different and wondered whether it's normal. Even people who have been self-catheterizing for years can have questions as their routines, health, or lifestyles change.
And chances are, if you've wondered about something, other catheter users have wondered about it too.
