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Like gaining any new skill, learning to use a urinary catheter takes time and practice. Follow these easy-to-remember steps to get started.
Transitioning to a life using catheter devices may seem overwhelming or uncomfortable. Though learning to use catheter supplies does undoubtedly take some getting used to, it is still easy to live your normal life without compromise. A little time and practice with catheter devices will start you on the right path towards a smooth transition.
Learning to self-cath correctly is a big step towards independence. As with any new task, you might feel overwhelmed at first with new terminology and instructions. It’s natural to get frustrated—but remember, you’re not alone! Even pros make occasional mistakes that can result in leaks, soreness or urinary tract infections.
Have you been prescribed a catheter? Are you worried that it will be painful? Inserting a catheter as a new user may be a little uncomfortable, but it shouldn’t be painful.
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