What an interesting scenario. My first question would be how does she manage
when undertaking journeys normally eg coming into work and work from there.
It may be worth having a chat to a specialist continence adviser, I am sure
your local hospital could assist.
With regards to a portable aid to assist her symptoms. Putting myself in the
position of the client now - if you are thinking of a "shewee"I don't think
she would be happy with using such an aid for obvious reasons of
embarassment. The only other aid I can think of would be a catheter -
however, that may not be the answer in view of infections. A specialist
continence adviser would be the best person to consult.
Anne
On 20/01/2015 15:08, "Jill Holland" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Good afternoon colleagues,
> I would be grateful for help with a query.
> I have seen a lady with denuding active chronic non-specific cystitis. It is
> very debilitating and worse in the mornings.
> Her role is changing and she is expected to travel a short distance, (on a
> good run approx 15 minutes) to collect exhibits. In view of the security
> involved she cannot leave the vehicle unattended to nip into a loo on route.
> Any suggestions on portable aids to manage her symptoms whilst en route?
> Many thanks in advance, Jill
>
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