Diaper recommendation

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@Esther718

We challenge the 'bad issues' here and learn to manage them. From there, it's back to doing what we wish and no one notices our differences.

Andy

 

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Just had a supra pubic catheter placed. There is no bag attached and I am urinating into the toilet. I am also leaking a lot and sleeping through the night without getting up to use the toilet. When I get up in the morning - usually from 8:30 PM till 8 AM - I am soaking wet from head to toe, my bed is wet and so are my blankets. Any ideas about what incontinence product I should use at night? I want to use disposable underwear and not a diaper.

 

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Just had a supra pubic catheter placed. There is no bag attached and I am urinating into the toilet. I am also leaking a lot and sleeping through the night without getting up to use the toilet. When I get up in the morning - usually from 8:30 PM till 8 AM - I am soaking wet from head to toe, my bed is wet and so are my blankets. Any ideas about what incontinence product I should use at night? I want to use disposable underwear and not a diaper.

 

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Just had a supra pubic catheter placed. There is no bag attached and I am urinating into the toilet. I am also leaking a lot and sleeping through the night without getting up to use the toilet. When I get up in the morning - usually from 8:30 PM till 8 AM - I am soaking wet from head to toe, my bed is wet and so are my blankets. Any ideas about what incontinence product I should use at night? I want to use disposable underwear and not a diaper.

If you want to use a pull up I would consider the Tranquility overnight underwear its quite absorbent. When I was trialing absorbent products I started with pull ups with no success and I switched to diapers. Honestly it was the best for me. The key with any product whether pull up or diaper is the fit. With the Depend protection with Tabs I get a perfect seal and nothing ever leaks past the elastics at the side, legs or waist. Overnight incontinence is demanding so making sure you get a really good fit is essential. The other bonus is with a proper fitting pad you hardly even know it's there. I have an OAB and sometimes I need it during the day and I don't even notice it's there.

 

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I have neurogenic bladdet(ms)
I am slender female, size 2 usa.
Only size pullups fit is xs certainty or branded another name walgreens,cvs,etc. Also tried xl kids overnite training.
Both very expensive, not elig medicaid. Medicare doesnt cover. Any ideas? Wear 24 hr, change when needed, urine only. Solved fecal incontinence YRS AGO! Write for info!

 

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Andy, thats because you are obviously young. Look at your elders 1-2 generations back. That is reality, not youthful perspective.

 

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I can barely afford certainty about $9 for 22. In xs uncommon size, options very limited

 

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I have tried all the ms urology experts". Urodynamics etc.No meds really helped. Tried them all. Anyone had the botox procedure? AZO? Acupuncture? Pumpkin extract? Scientology ???

 

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I am getting the impression that my problem is not as bad as others'. I have found a pull-up that fits me perfectly. It doesn't have enough padding but I add to it with a remarkable booster. The combination is Compose Dignity underwear (pullups) and Total Dry Booster Pads Duo. This is not a cure or a perfect solution. It is great for fecal if you don't have diarrhea. It holds about three pees but I pee smaller quantities more frequently. But if you stay on top of the situation you can replace the pad and the pull-up will last even longer. For myself, I would die if I had to be wrapped up more than that. Fecal is usually only once a day. Pee I try to get to the bathroom as frequently as work will allow. I do sometimes have pee leaks. Hope this helpful to some at least.