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Can you wear a diaper instead of a catheter for surgery?

If your overactive bladder is a temporary issue due to a surgical procedure, a diaper is a great option for you. But if your incontinence condition is long-term and you will probably live with it for a lifetime, using a Men's Liberty male catheter will be a healthier and safer choice for you.

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Reasons Why Male Catheter Is A Great Alternative To Diapers

Researchers estimate that about 3.4 million men in the United States suffer from urinary incontinence due to various reasons, including enlarged prostate, diabetes, spinal cord injuries, stroke, and obesity. Be it due to an accident, some disease, or old age, if you are suffering from male urinary incontinence, you have probably considered using various incontinent supplies including adult diapers to manage your condition. While it may seem like the easiest solution, wearing an adult diaper poses a number of challenges. Since adult diapers come in several sizes, choosing the right size for you can be a long process of trial-and-error. Something as seemingly small as wearing the wrong size diaper can lead to skin allergies and infections as its effectiveness will be compromised. But that’s not all. Here are 5 reasons why an external male catheter like Men’s Liberty is a far superior option compared to adult diapers.

Reduced Risk of Skin Infection and Rashes

Men’s Liberty external catheter is one of the best non-invasive incontinent supplies that directs urine away from the skin and into a urine collection bag. In other words, your sensitive skin never comes in contact with the urine. So, there is no risk of urinary tract infections, allergies, rashes, and other issues. Adult diapers, on the other hand, can – and often does – lead to rashes because of the excessive moisture and dampness that comes with its use. As you may already know, moisture provides a thriving environment for harmful bacteria. If your overactive bladder is a temporary issue due to a surgical procedure, a diaper is a great option for you. But if your incontinence condition is long-term and you will probably live with it for a lifetime, using a Men’s Liberty male catheter will be a healthier and safer choice for you.

Comfortable, Discreet, and Dependable

Many men find the idea of wearing diapers uncomfortable and undignified, especially when they have an active social life. Adult diapers are not only less discreet, but they can lead to awkward and restricted movements. With Men’s Liberty male catheter, you do not need to worry about these issues. It molds to your skin and keeps you dry and odor-free 24×7.

Choose Freedom & Better Hygiene With Men’s Liberty External Male Catheter

Are you looking for a safe, discreet, and hygienic solution to manage your overactive bladder? Then the outdated technology of adult diapers is just not going to cut it for you. One of the biggest advantages of Men’s Liberty male catheter is that it diverts urine away from your skin. And, it collects it in a small pouch, keeping you dry and comfortable for up to 24 hours. If you have sensitive skin, it is extremely important that it does not come in contact with urine. In case it does, it can lead to severe infections. To prevent any potential health issues associated with constant wetness in the skin, choose Men’s Liberty male catheter. Like thousands of men already have. It’s backed by 20+ years of research and clinical expertise of leading physicians. Men’s Liberty can be the lasting solution you need to manage male urinary incontinence. Reclaim your wellness and peace of mind today with a Men’s Liberty Starter Bundle today! Visit us online or call us at 888-412-9329 to know more.

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10-year relative survival rate of 98 percent: Ten years after diagnosis, the average prostate cancer patient is just 2 percent less likely to survive than a man without prostate cancer.

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In general, the earlier prostate cancer is caught, the more likely it is for a man to get successful treatment and remain disease-free. The overall prognosis for prostate cancer is among the best of all cancers. It’s important to keep in mind that survival rates and likelihood of recurrence are based on averages and won’t necessarily reflect any individual patient outcome. The prognosis for prostate cancer depends on many factors. Your doctor will offer insight and advice based on your specific disease.

High Cure Rates for Local and Regional Prostate Cancers

Approximately 80 percent to 85 percent of all prostate cancers are detected in the local or regional stages, which represent stages I, II and III. Many men diagnosed and treated at the local or regional stages will be disease-free after five years.

Stage IV Prostate Cancer Prognosis

Prostate cancers detected at the distant stage have an average five-year survival rate of 28 percent, which is much lower than local and regional cancers of the prostate. This average survival rate represents stage IV prostate cancers that have metastasized (spread) beyond nearby areas to lymph nodes, organs or bones in other parts of the body.

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