
Hollister Premier One-Piece Drainable Ostomy Pouch, 12' Length Box of 5 - 1-1/8"
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Many people with significant bowel or bladder conditions, such as diverticulitis, Crohn's disease, or bladder cancer, require ostomy systems to remove waste from their bodies. If you are taking care of a loved one with an ostomy bag, we offer the supplies you need to keep their ostomy systems clean and your loved one comfortable.
An ostomy bag is a medical device that is attached to the body to collect waste from a stoma. A stoma is an opening in the body that is created during surgery. The ostomy bag attaches to the body around the stoma and collects waste that would otherwise be released through the stoma. It is emptied when full.
The paste facilitates a seal that helps prevent the stoma output from getting under the skin barrier and making contact with the patient’s skin as well as prevents leakage.
It depends on the individual and the type of ostomy they have. Some people may need to wear their ostomy bag for a few days, while others may need to wear it for months or even years.
An ostomy barrier is a device that is used to create a seal around the stoma, or opening, in order to protect the skin and prevent ostomy output from coming into contact with the skin. Ostomy barriers are typically made from a soft, pliable material, such as silicone, and are available in a variety of shapes and sizes to accommodate different types of stomas. Ostomy barriers can be attached to the skin with adhesive tape or a belt, and are typically replaced every few days.