Reply to "Continence product to wear at night"

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roseviolet posted:
Regarding the baby powder: The ovarian cancer connector is with brands containing talc, which is the culprit. There are plenty of choices that contain cornstarch and zinc, are void of talc and have that wonderful baby powder scent.
Over-the-counter generic miconazole cream can be used for itchiness and you can put some inside the cuff as well. Relief is immediate.
If leaking at night is a problem, washable bed pads can be ordered through Amazon. I recall the nurses using these 25 years ago & it saved washing sheets etc. & stayed in place better than towels.

2/5/1810:40 PM

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