Topic Explanation
The forum topic is about ostomy bag hacks, leaks, and changing frequency. The original poster is seeking advice on different hacks for wearing the ostomy bag, dealing with leaks, and the frequency of changing the bag.

Advice and Insights
- Wearing the pouch sideways or almost sideways can help keep it snug to the body during physical activities like golfing or bowling.
- Switching from drainable to closed-end pouches can be beneficial, as they are smaller and easier to replace when soiled.
- Changing frequency varies depending on individual needs and diet, with some changing once a day, others 2-3 times, and some getting about seven days before replacement.
- Using a shower curtain or wraps can help keep the appliance dry and in place during activities.
- Using waterproof tape can help hold down a lifting flange until it can be changed.
- Trying different products and accessories through trial and error can help find the best fit for security and comfort.
- Cutting small slices in the flange to create a flap can help with stool management.
- Using Diamond pouches with charcoal can help with odor control.
- Attaching Velcro to the pouch outlet can prevent it from dangling too much.
- Wearing the bag sideways can be helpful during activities like swimming.
- Using a ribbon around the support belt can support the bag without needing an expensive stealth belt.
- Using a two-piece bag with no filter and burping it like Tupperware can help control gas.
- Storing used bags in a large coffee can with a good lid can hide them and keep away odors.

Note: Some replies contained off-topic or incomplete information and were not included in the condensed response.