Ostomy Collection Devices For Sale Near Chicago, IL

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Collection Devices for Ostomy Maintenance

After an ostomy procedure, you will need to have some products on hand to help manage your condition. One of the most important things you will need is a collection device. This device will contain any waste material that is produced by the ostomy, such as stool or urine.

Not sure which kind of collection device you need? It all comes down to your individual needs, so make sure to discuss the options with your doctor.

Keep reading to learn about the ostomy products we sell at Mark Drug Medical Supply, then come shop with us in Wheeling, IL. We welcome customers from all over the Chicago area.




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Catheters

Catheters are not always associated with an ostomy, but patients with ostomies may need catheters on a short-term or permanent basis after their procedure. Catheters are thin tubes that are used to drain the bladder when the patient is unable to urinate. The urine is collected in a drainage bag that is connected to the catheter.
There are several different kinds of catheters on the market. For example, an indwelling catheter is one that is inserted into the bladder and left in place, while an intermittent catheter is only used when needed and then removed.
Here at Mark Drug Medical Supply, we sell a variety of catheters to meet every need. Your doctor can help you determine which type of catheter is right for you.




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Ostomy Pouches

Ostomy pouches are one of the most important products you will need as an ostomy patient. The pouch is worn over the stoma, and it collects any waste material that is produced.
One-piece pouches are the most common variety of ostomy pouch. They have an attached flange that fits over the stoma, and they are held in place with an adhesive. Two-piece pouches also have a flange that fits over the stoma, but the flange is not attached to the pouch. This type of system requires a barrier ring to hold the flange in place.
Most ostomy pouches can be worn for a few days before they need to be changed. Some people prefer to wear disposable pouches while others prefer reusable pouches. There are also various shapes and sizes to choose from, so you can find the perfect fit for your stoma.

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Ostomy Skin Barriers

Ostomy skin barriers are another important product for ostomy patients. The barrier helps to protect the skin around the stoma from waste material or irritating ostomy output. It also provides a secure seal between the stoma and the ostomy pouch.
There are various kinds of ostomy skin barriers, and the kind you need will depend on your individual stoma. Your doctor can help you choose the right ostomy skin barrier for your needs.

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Ostomy Irrigation

Some patients with ostomies can benefit from ostomy irrigation. This is a process of using water to flush waste from the stoma before changing the ostomy pouch. This procedure can also allow the patient to use a small stoma cap instead of an ostomy pouch.
The ostomy irrigation kit includes everything you need to get started, including a water bag, tubing, and an irrigation sleeve. It also comes with instructions on how to irrigate the stoma.


All of these products are available for purchase at Mark Drug Medical Supply. We have a wide selection of ostomy products to choose from, and our knowledgeable team can help you find the products you need. We serve Chicago's North Shore area in Wheeling, IL.

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