Has anyone worn a catheter attached to a bag around your leg?

Have anyone wore a catheter attached to a bag around your leg?

Really think lt looks soo sexy and would love to try.

I have, but it was always covered by pants. Did it for 3 monthsbwhile waiting for prostate surgery.

I never need to wear leg bags. There is always a 2000 ML overnight drain bag underneath my chair and bed. My aide catheterizes me 5 times a day when she’s changing my diaper. Sometimes I am really hard to cath and have to get a foley for a couple of weeks to ensure my bladder drains .

I wore a catheter and leg bag for 3 weeks while the neck of my bladder healed after prostate surgery- took off the leg bag to sleep at night, transferred tube to a bag that hung on the edge of the bed. Loved not getting up in the night to pee, leg bag wasn’t visible under my sweats as I moved about during the day.

Yep dispoz-a-bag with flip-flo drainage valve .

I found it works best with an extension so as to hang the outlet three or four inches before the bottom of my pant leg . Can't be seen , but doesn't need acrobatics to emptie .

I did have to wear catheter bag for three weeks after my prostate removal surgery. During the day I would wear a smaller bag attached to my leg and at night would wear a larger bag that would hang from the bed frame, at first I would keep the larger bag on all day and just hang it wherever I was sitting at the house for long periods of time, that was the only positive I could take away from having to have a catheter in place for three weeks, I never had to get and go to the bathroom.

I love to wear it. I also found it sexy. Just take a look of my profile picture... 😉

I’ve been wearing external and Foley catheters for 30 years. I always use a leg bag, around the calf. I tried some on the thigh but they slid down. I use the Conveen Security+ leg bags. The wide upper strap is comfortable, and Velcro closure is very solid; no buttons or hooks that come loose. Further, no one every notices the bag under loose men’s khaki style trousers. However as an exhibitionist, I’d let a woman notice it and sometimes she’d ask. I’d explain in detail my incontinence and how I wear an external catheter. When wearing a catheter I desired to use a convene 500 ml bag, but sterile.

I had to get cathed in the ER a while back for acute retention. They put in a foley and sent me home with it and instructions to see a urologist when available. This was over a holiday so I had the leg bag for a few days before I could get in and have it removed. I will say I miss those nights of not having to get out of bed to pee 😂

Yes once when I had kidney stone pass. I couldn’t pee after passed the stone. Had a large 22 fr catheter because of lots of clots. Had it in for a week. Leg bag during the day and bag hanging from bed at night. The catheter was more uncomfortable than the bag. It hurt going in and was uncomfortable to have it in, was uncomfortable to sit, I could feel in going through my prostate

Yes. That`s feels sexy in someway.

It just convenient, it fill up has time goes by. Then you feel the weight of it, time to go empty it out.

Having the tube going from the genital area to the bag, is interesting. Seeing the urine exiting the body and going to a external reservoir.

But there is the hassle of the gestion of the additional item/bulges that they can create.

No i Never had a bag around my leg. I had a Catheter CH 24 in my Bladder to make it emty.

That was a very Interessengebiet feeling.

Yes I did at work previously. Was fun but now that I've got catheter valves, it's a whole different story. They are way more convenient as they are more discrete than a bag and provide kind of a "normal" control over our urination. Both are lot of fun to wear. The extra management and care that it needs and everything, but for now, I keep them at home. I do wear a 2L bag at home when doing casual things which is fixed on my belt.

I had to have one because of a procedure done on my prostate about 6 months ago. It wasn't too bad, but it was frustrating to have to drain the 2 liter bag every two hours, because of it filling completely up. I only had the catheter in and attached to the bag for 4 days, but I really wish that they had sent a larger bag with me. Waking up every 2 hours to empty the thing for 4 days was the pits. Sad part was, I wasn't even drinking that many fluids.

Usually when I do wear a catheter, I drink a whole lot more than usual, so I can understand your feeling.

I currently got a foley with a 500ml leg bag in place. On a night time the leg bad is connected to a larger night bag 2000ml.

It should be taken out by district nurses tomorrow.

I’m getting frustrated as I’m a wheelchair user and use my feet. I had the bag attached to my thigh but it wasn’t flowing so moved it to my calf but then that intefers when I’m using my legs to help the wheelchair move ( punting)

It was taken out and several hours later I had a bladder scan and had too much urine still in my bladder. I had to have another one put back in. At least I don’t have to keep getting up in the night when I need a pee which is hard.

The last one was making me sore, nurse gave me a strap to minimise moment of foley and it’s not so sore.

Feeling rather horny

I live with a foley 24/7 , It only comes out every two weeks only to be replaced by another .

So yes i have leg bags , They are not sexy , They are a pain in the rear , When wearing one I need to feel my leg every once in while to check if full . Every one knows that I wear a foley so when I reach down to pat my leg they all know what I am doing , When I change back to my night bag Its another pain because first I am in a wheelchair I have to get every thing into the bathroom with out dropping everything ,get my pants down , Try that with legs that don't work , change to my night bag then emptie my day bag in the commode and flush the bag with hot water then second flush with vinegar only then get out with out dropping anything and get to my bed AFTER putting everything away . Half an hour to get dressed to go out , an hour or more to get back to bed .

@SilverFoxXX can you share tips and tricks to wearing at work?

I had a Foley many years ago for several months. I tried the leg bags first but didn't get along with them so well. I then tried a belly bag and for me it was great! 1000 ml capacity and the drain valve is situated so that I could use a urinal; just unzip your fly and there it is! Only issue is that when it's full you look a bit overweight, moreso if you're pretty skinny. (Haven't had that problem for a few years now...)

The calming effect it had on my bladder was wonderful but the irritation to the urethral opening sent me back to diapers. If it weren't for that I'd probably have one in now.

Yes I have. A few years back I experienced urine retention and had to be catheterized with a long bag strapped to my leg. I wore it on a visit with my girlfriend in prison. I didn't see anything sexy about it, starting with having a tube shoved into my penis. No fun, I don't want another

I just had one from Aug 2023 to Nov 2023 and it hurt a lot. I did masturbate while it was in and I came with success

My ex husband had bladder cancer and had to have surgery to remove a tumor. They inserted one into his penis before he was in recovery. The main reason was for any fluid drainage from where the tumor was attached at. He was released the same day and sent home with it. It was not a comfortable ride home for him. The next day he called the urologists office and said the thing needed to removed ASAP. They were not wanting to do so for a couple more days. Finally the doctor agreed to go ahead. So we went into his office and he had it removed. He was sweating big time when he came back out to the waiting room!!

Had a "prostate procedure" done in July of 2023. Was sent home with a 16fr foley and a leg bag. My wife was trying to be consoling and started patting my left thigh as she was driving. The bag had been attached to my left thigh. Every time that she patted it, my bladder felt like a balloon being blown up.

@M82a1 So what do you want to know ? How to hide it properly, how to take care of it at work ?

First of all, drink a lot of water. I mean A LOT. You'll produce a lot of urine but imo, it's better to flush that waste more often.

Always thoroughly wash your hands before touching anything. To empty my bag, I do prefer putting my foot on the toilet. If that day I wear a valve instead, I just have to open it and let go.

It's straightforward but you have to prevent UTI's as much as you can. So always keep your hands clean.

Do you have any other questions ? 😃 Please let me know.

@SilverFoxXX

What size bag do you use, is it on your thigh or leg, tips to keep it discrete.

Thank you

Yes, many times here, I have had urological issues since I was young.

I do use a leg bag with ample pants. It helps to keep it discrete.

One week ago I removed the catheter myself,, I used sterile technique, and deflated the bubble with a syringe and slowly pulled it out, the immense relief was worth it.

I was suffering extreme bladder spasms and extreme pain from the catheter for 6 weeks. I wasn’t being heard so took action myself. I had it inserted for a reaction to a medication. I couldn't function in life with it.

I was scanned and was advised it be wise to have one re-inserted and I refused for certain reasons in my situation

I’m awaiting to be taught self catheter, but the nurses are not happy, but no one’s checked how much urine if too much that I’m retaining I’m day 7 without the cath and it feels nice to be free of pain free and access to my privates.

I’ve also got rid of the uti I had before removal naturally.

Please note. There is a medical condition that can render someone with a catheter desperate for relief of pain and actually effect their mental well-being. Catheter had been in about 8 weeks and I was really suffering.