Alzheimer's disease is a progressive neurological disorder that affects millions of people worldwide. As the disease progresses, individuals may experience various forms of incontinence, particularly in the middle and late stages. The disease's impact on memory, thinking skills, and daily functioning can lead to difficulties with everyday activities, including managing incontinence.
This page contains the transcript and video covering the topic "How To Apply the QuickChange Male Incontinence Wrap To a Man With a Retracted or Indwelling Penis". This application is ideal if you are currently using a catheter or if the Standard Application isn't working due to the penis being retracted.
In many situations, QuickChange Wraps can obviate catheters, and eliminate the problems associated with them, including patient discomfort, urethral scarring, catheter acquired urinary tract infections, subsequent temporary or permanent incontinence and avoiding the federal documentation requirements for catheter use.