Hi
Just wondered if anyone had experienced botox injections to make voiding easier? Been using conveens for 8 yrs no probs but now bladder retaining. My wife is cathing for me twice a day but more than this would be a real pain. I don't want a suprapubic as I won't be able to be left on my own in case it blocks and I get AD.
Also has anyone tried the new button one way valve where a catheter is pushed in to empty the bladder every few hours? Would be better than worrying about a catheter blocking and would keep the bladder in good condition by filling it up.
Cheers
Cabby
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cabby
, Sep 27 2009 08:14 PM
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#2
Posted 29 September 2009 - 07:32 AM
cabby, on Sep 27 2009, 03:14 PM, said:
Hi
Just wondered if anyone had experienced botox injections to make voiding easier? Been using conveens for 8 yrs no probs but now bladder retaining. My wife is cathing for me twice a day but more than this would be a real pain. I don't want a suprapubic as I won't be able to be left on my own in case it blocks and I get AD.
Also has anyone tried the new button one way valve where a catheter is pushed in to empty the bladder every few hours? Would be better than worrying about a catheter blocking and would keep the bladder in good condition by filling it up.
Cheers
Cabby
Just wondered if anyone had experienced botox injections to make voiding easier? Been using conveens for 8 yrs no probs but now bladder retaining. My wife is cathing for me twice a day but more than this would be a real pain. I don't want a suprapubic as I won't be able to be left on my own in case it blocks and I get AD.
Also has anyone tried the new button one way valve where a catheter is pushed in to empty the bladder every few hours? Would be better than worrying about a catheter blocking and would keep the bladder in good condition by filling it up.
Cheers
Cabby
I have the AUS (artificial urinary sphincter), and it's awesome, but only if you have enough hand function to use it. The valve is controlled via a squeeze bulb in the scrotum. There is a nifty thing called the sling, but I'm not sure of it. Talk to a uro about your problem. If you can't get the first one to figure something out, get a second opinion.
#3
Posted 29 September 2009 - 03:30 PM
Thanks for reply.
I've never heard of that before. I actually meant a device known as the 'button' which is where a tube is inserted in to a porthole in the abdomen. Click the link to see:
http://www.dailymail...ter-misery.html
I wouldn't have the hand function to do it myself but someone could do it for me every 3-4 hours.
I've never heard of that before. I actually meant a device known as the 'button' which is where a tube is inserted in to a porthole in the abdomen. Click the link to see:
http://www.dailymail...ter-misery.html
I wouldn't have the hand function to do it myself but someone could do it for me every 3-4 hours.
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