Bladder Strategy- How does the condition of the Bladder affect the application of the PaceyCuff to Post Prostatectomy Incontinence.

The Bladder and PaceyCuff use.

        The PaceyCuff Urethral Control Device has proven to be a versatile solution for use by patients with post prostatectomy incontinence. The device has a learning path for users which over time makes the control and comfort better. Pacey Medtech is developing products that improve the control and comfort of the device such as the PaceyCuff Guard product now on Sale via Amazon and Pacey MedTech web sales channel. Other offerings are imminent so stand by for these exciting developments.

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       The PaceyCuff depends on the underlying condition of the bladder for most effective use. PMT teaches that users should completely empty the bladder from the most effective standing position wherein the abdominal pressure presses down on the bladder to assist emptying. 

A problem can exist when the bladder outlet scarring , post surgery or radiation,  prevents the complete emptying of the bladder. This can cause retention of a substantial quantity of urine which is easily pushed out of the bladder by coughing , straining, or physical activity like skiing.

      The  urologist can confirm this by cystoscopy but there is a simpler solution for the issue wherein one can do a self catheterization with a 12-14 F size catheter if this is recommended by medical advisors of the patient. The catheterization should be done when the bladder is considered to be empty. If residual urine is present at this time one will know that bladder emptying is incomplete. The process of catheterization also tends to solve the problem by dilating the bladder outlet.

       Be sure to contact your medical advisor prior to any attempt at self catheterization.