Living with a Urostomy

The Urostomy Association has many years experience of answering questions about urinary diversions. Getting used to a urostomy and learning to look after it takes time, but help is available. Like anything new, it gets easier with practice. A specially trained nurse called a stoma care nurse will show you how to look after your urostomy and can help you cope with any problems. 

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Belt Display at C & S Booth

Look for the Celebration Ostomy Support Belt display  at the C&S Ostomy Pouch Covers  Booth in the Market Place at the UOAA National Convention in St Louis ,  Missouri  September 1^st-6^th  2015.

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Free Ostomy Care Guides

The Phoenix Magazine New Patient Guide is an essential source of information that answers the most basic questions patients have after surgery. Over 75,000 copies have helped new ostomates learn how to successfully live with an ostomy. There are four versions based on ostomy type: Colstomy, Ileostomy, Urostomy and Continent Diversion (j-pouch, Indiana pouch, Koch pouch, BCIR and the like).

Articles address common concerns and challenges those face after surgery including what type of pouching system to use, clothing, how to change an ostomy pouch, diet and nutrition and much more. Please see below for more information. http://www.phoenixuoaa.org/free-magazine-for-new-ostomy-patientshttp://www.phoenixuoaa.org/free-magazine-for-new-ostomy-patients