A book for women who have, have had or will have a catheter inserted into their urethra. Many women experience problems in connection with this, both during preparation, the catheterization itself and afterwards.
The area where the urethra opens is the most sensitive part of a woman's body. It should be self-evident that all procedures performed there are carried out with great care, but far too many women suffer pain and injuries that should not have occurred.
One of the problems is that the opening of the urethra can be located in different places in different women and can therefore be difficult to find.
The book also contains a section on lichen sclerosus, a common genital disease that is rarely discussed.
A much needed book. Sandra Petojevic, Bachelor of Arts and Visual studies.
This book ought to be available in every healthcare department, care unit, clinic and residential facility where urinary catheters are used. Kicki Brånell, Designer
