Managing Sports with a Urostomy: Tips and Gear

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JohnnyBG
Nov 30, 2022 7:25 pm

Looking to see how others manage, in particular the kit that they use.

JohnnyBG

Bryce
Nov 30, 2022 7:52 pm

Johnny -

I have used Coloplast for the last 10 years, upgrading as new products are available. The product codes may differ in the UK, but the description should help. I make a one-piece ahead of time as both the barrier and pouch are adhesive. I also use the Coloplast Night Bag, and it works well - I have some tips on keeping it fresh if you are interested.

Best,

Bryce

COL 16485 SenSura Mio Flex Skin Barrier, Light Convex, 50mm flange size, Pre-cut 25mm

COL 12297 SenSura Mio Flex Uro Pouch Maxi Opaque 50mm

COL 12037 Brava Protective Ring 27mm Diameter / 2.5mm Thick

COL 12070 - Brava Elastic Barrier Strips

COL 12011 Brava Adhesive Remover Wipes

Posted by: Brooklyn kara
Nervous but excited about tomorrow. I have been reading some of the threads here and am brand new to the site. I am grateful to have had the ileostomy so my body had a chance to heal but am truly hoping all goes well with the operation and future.

I have a collapsed disk in my back and sleeping on it for the past 7 months because of the bag has caused me constant daily excruciating pain. I haven't slept through the night and have had so many accidents.

I am so glad I found this site. Gained so much information so I am much better prepared for what happens post operation and what worked for people diet and supplement (fiber) wise. Thank you for that.
Ben38
Nov 30, 2022 8:50 pm

Depends on the sport you are intending to do; a stoma guard is the best and safest option for contact sports and can be used with any make of bags. There's no sport that you can't do. You will see C.A.... The UK Colostomy Association has their own rugby team, just to give you an idea of the things we can do with a stoma.