I haven't used leg bags in well over 12 years. I use bed bags which had been cut down so that the urine flows more effectively. It depends on how your chair is set up, but you can attach a device to your chair and hang the bag so that it is in a position lower than your bladder. This facilitates good drainage.
I used to have pictures of mine, but that particular website has gone the way of the dodo bird. What I usually do is cut the bag down and attach a small adapter so that it will fit in to the catheter easily. Make sure you clean the bag effectively each night. It will last quite a bit longer than a leg bag. Quadius On Sun, May 3, 2009 at 3:13 PM, Yannik Anglehart <[email protected]>wrote: > Hi, > I would like to know if there's somebody who is having problems with their > leg bag? I've been using an Alpine leg bag for a few years but for some > reason, I always have problem with it. The inside of the leg bag always > stick together and it slows down the flow of the urine so I keep getting UTI > all the time. I wash the bag with a solution call Urolox & water but it > still stick. Right now, I'm stuck using a night bag which I put on the floor > to have a better flow. Does someone have the same problem or knows a > solution to this situation? Also, is there a better brand of leg bag out > there then the one I'm using right now (Alpine leg bag)? > > Let me know? > > Yannik > -- Quadius C2-3 incomplete 13 years post injury
