Female urinary device

Abstract

An external female urinary device is described includes a connecting and urine collecting component (CUCC) and a urine directing and discharging component (UDCC) configured to connect with the CUCC. The CUCC tapers from a larger orifice to a smaller orifice. The CUCC has a ring defining the larger orifice. The ring is made of a material capable of adhering to urethral orifice surrounding skin (UOSS) as well as to the inner facing surfaces of the labia minora and / or the labia majora after the CUCC is pressed against that UOSS. The ring remains adhered to the UOSS without requiring an external force for keeping the ring in contact with that skin. Related apparatuses, systems, methods, techniques and articles are also described.

Description

technical field [0001] The subject matter described herein relates to a topical female urological device whose material is capable of adhering to the skin around the urethral meatus after the device is pressed against the skin and without the need for external force to attach the female urological device to such skin remain adhered to the skin while maintaining contact. Background technique [0002] In some parts of the world, places where women can urinate are unsanitary and / or uncovered. Under such conditions, women often find it difficult to urinate while exposing their naked body to the surrounding environment as little as possible. Some other women, regardless of where they urinate, have problems such as being bedridden or immobile. Such women are often unable to urinate without leaking urine and wetting their surroundings, causing them extreme physical and emotional discomfort. [0003] Some traditional urological devices do not help women such as those mentioned ab...

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Problems solved by technology

These women are often unable to urinate without leaking urine and wetting their surroundings, causing them extreme physical and emotional discomfort

[0003] Some traditional urological devices do not help women such as those mentioned above

For example, traditional urological devices: leak urine; cannot work for a long time; cannot work in the case of physiological changes caused by female body movement; require external forces such as female hands, straps, ropes, stabilizers, support plates, plates , adhesives, other external devices, and / or the like, to hold it within the woman's body; not easily attached to or disconnected from the woman's body; constructed uncomfortable, ergonomically, and often Discomfort in women; difficult to deploy in women; and discomfort and skin irritation to users, especially when urinary devices are used for prolonged periods of time

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