Rehabilitation therapy in a pool

Hi I'm incontinent and go to rehabilitation pool and I know have to wear swimwear protection. Should I wear short over them or not?

Are you joking?

THIS IS A MAJOR HEALTH HAZARD.

You need as much coverage as possible so you do not contaminate the water.

Even if you go to the ocean beach you still need to be well covered.

Sorry, but no one with any form of diaper is permitted in our swimming pool. You just cannot seal any form of diaper against the skin well enough to be sanitary. There is NOTHING that will seal well enough to prevent pool water from going in and/or urine or dissolved feces from coming out.

That includes our relatives and friends with babies.

No I'm not joking. if u read I'm going to pool for rehabilitation. And I'm incontinent. I be wearing these https://www.healthwick.ca/sosecure-containment-swim-briefs/ . I'm wondering if I should wear short over them.

You could ask the medical professional that is requesting you go to this rehabilitation pool whether a covering would be required.

I would say that shorts might be a good idea over the rubber swim briefs. If for no other reason but to keep your incontinence issue from others that may not fully understand you personal situation or might judge you.

Most people including myself use just a containment brief like the discovery trekking type. Just wear that. Admittedly it's been forever and a day since I did it. Now of course remember a swim diaper. Is for fecal containment only not a requirement if you are just urinary incontinent. When it was just urinary, I would wear a suit and condom cath and let the urine drain into a night bag and it would swim nearby.

Last spinal surgery I had (my 8th) weeks later they had me in thearpy pool (nurse just put me in swim diaper and life jacket) then they had me try walking. Pool had heavy clorien smell....

They do require swimming trunks over the swimwear protection.

My wife does water therapy. Not allowed at our therapy pool with a urethral cath. If it were plugged there is still the possibility of natural leakage and apparently they don’t trust leak proof diapers. After she got a Supra pubic cath it was fine with just a swimsuit. Even tho we plug it and the other path is still available. Stupid, but she has bladder retention vs incontinence so they allowed it. Got a docs memo that it was ok.

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Did my first session. The waterproof protection did not leak. No water in side. Side note it took alot out of me.