Bladder
After a spinal cord injury, the connection between your brain and body can be disrupted, which often leads to changes in bladder control. We understand that confronting these changes can be both challenging and emotional. Over time, you'll gain the insights and practical skills needed to restore control and enhance your independence.
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Videos
Intermittent Catheterization Tips and Tricks | Spinal Cord Injury Ontario Virtual Peer Connections
Top 10 myths about intermittent catheterization for women
Self-catheterization demo | Gauze & landmarking techniques
Self-catheterization demo in public washroom | Wheelchair | Spinal cord injury neurogenic bladder
Self-catheterization demo in bed – Spinal cord injury neurogenic bladder
Intermittent catheterization for women | IC demo positioning & supplies
Intermittent Catheterization – Introduction to Female Pelvic Anatomy
Lubricating a Catheter & Spinal Cord Injury Hacks | Catheter Care at Home & Changing a Catheter
Intermittent Catheterization IC & Spinal Cord Injury
Catheter Storage Container Hack
