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Plane Stomaversorgung von eakin^®

Für höchsten Komfort und einen optimalen Sitz um Ihr Stoma.

eakin^® Stomabeutel bieten Ihnen einen einfachen Weg der Stomaversorgung. Jede Beuteleigenschaft wurde sodurchdacht, dass Sie bestmöglich davon profitieren können. Anwenderfreundlichkeit und Komfort spielen bei unserer Produktentwicklung eine große Rolle. Dank der umfangreichen Größenauswahl ist mit Sicherheit auch das passende Produkt für Sie dabei.

Großes Sortiment an individuell ausschneidbaren oder vorgestanzten Größen - für einen sicheren Halt und eine verlängerte Tragezeit.

Seidig weiches Vliesmaterial, damit sich Ihr Beutel geräuschlos und angenehm tragen lässt.

Dank des Sichtfensters im Vlies lässt sich der Beutel einfach und exakt anbringen. Zudem können Sie so einen kurzen Blick auf Ihr Stoma werfen, ohne den Beutel entfernen zu müssen.

Wir sind alle unterschiedlich - daher sind unsere Stomabeutel so gestaltet, dass sie zu jeder Körperform passen und ein diskretes Tragen ermöglichen.

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eakin^® Stomaversorgung für Neugeborene, Kinder und Jugendliche

Unsere Stomabeutel für Neugeborene, Kinder und Jugendliche sind wie Mini-Beutel für Erwachsene. Sie bieten das gleiche Maß an Sicherheit und Komfort, während sie besonders sanft zur Kinderhaut sind. Plus:

Mit Bärchen bedrucktes Vlies mit Sichtfenster, so dass Eltern schnell und unkompliziert einen Blick auf das Stoma werfen können.

Ein wasserdichter Filter an den Ausstreifbeuteln hilft bei der Geruchskontrolle. Die Filterabdeckplättchen werden mitgeliefert (natürlich im Teddybär-Design!).

Der Auslass der Ausstreifbeutel mit Klettverschluss ermöglichen eine schnelle und leichte Entleerung und Reinigung - sauber und unkompliziert!

Die Beutel für Neugeborene (839703) haben kein Starterloch, so dass sie perfekt für doppelläufige Ileostomata und Schleimfisteln geeignet sind.

If you need any more information about our paediatric pouches, please contact us.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I change my pouch?

Changing your stoma pouch too often will increase the risk of causing damage to your skin around the stoma.

How much is too much?

Closed pouch – more than 3 times a day.
Drainable pouch – more than once a day.
Urostomy pouch – more than alternate days.

If you are changing your pouch more frequently than this, you may need to consider changing to a different pouch. We would recommend you contact your stoma nurse as you may need to switch to a 2-piece system.

Why is my pouch not sticking?

Changing your stoma pouch too often will increase the risk of causing damage to your skin around the stoma.

How much is too much?

Closed pouch – more than 3 times a day.
Drainable pouch – more than once a day.
Urostomy pouch – more than alternate days.

Why is it sore when I remove my pouch?

Removing your pouch from the skin can cause damage to the skin on your abdomen. Gentle removal helps to prevent skin stripping.

Here are some things to that might help:

Try to be as gentle as possible when removing the adhesive baseplate and when cleaning the skin.
Peel the baseplate off slowly, rather than ripping or tearing off.
Using one hand to hold the skin tight can help prevent trauma to the skin.

Using an adhesive remover might also help.

I have skin folds around my stoma, how can I stop pouch leaks?

The skin around your stoma may be uneven due to creases or folds, this can vary from person to person and is common if you have lost or gained weight.

Uneven skin can cause your pouch to not sit snugly against your skin, which may lead to leakages or sore skin.

Creating a flat surface by filling in dips and creases before applying the pouch will help to prevent leakages or sore skin. A flatter skin surface can be achieved by stretching the crease or skin fold before applying a pouch or accessory product.

You might find eakin Cohesive^® paste useful.

How can I stop pouch leaks caused by my hernia?

The term parastomal hernia is used to describe a bulge or swelling on or around your stoma.

Trying to prevent the formation of a parastomal hernia is recommended.

Try not to lift anything heavy within first 6-8 weeks following surgery.
If you intend to do any strenuous work when you have fully recovered from your surgery, you should wear a support belt to protect the abdominal muscles.
Try and commence exercises to strengthen the core abdominal muscles ( seek professional advice from physiotherapist).
The shape and size of the stoma may change due to an enlarged hernia. Measure the stoma regularly to ensure your pouch accurately fits the size of the stoma.
A more flexible baseplate will achieve a better fit.

Products that might help are:
Small eakin Cohesive^® Seals
eakin Cohesive SLIMS^®
eakin contour^TM flange extenders
eakin^® support belts

My output is loose. What can I do to stop my stoma pouch from leaking?

A loose/liquid output is more likely to cause leaks and cause you to empty or change your bag more often than you would like.

Medications, a change in diet or an infection can contribute to a change in bowel function.

Some foods to try to help thicken your output and slow it down include, marshmallows, jelly beans or a ripe banana.

Some products that might help are:
Small eakin Cohesive^® Seals
eakin Cohesive SLIMS^®
eakin contour^TM flange extenders
eakin perform^TM solidifying agent

I don't think my stoma pouch is the right one for me. How do I chose a different one?

Sometimes the first pouch you choose or is recommended to you by the nurse is not the correct pouch for you in the longer term.

If your body shape changes, if you put on weight or lose weight, or you become active – you may need to try alternative pouches to obtain a reliable stoma management routine, this may require input from your stoma nurse.

Any change can affect the performance of the stoma pouch and the security it offers you. Trying alternative pouches can help to achieve a secure reliable stoma routine.

How do I know if I have cut my stoma pouch the right size?

Use your measuring guide once a week to measure the size of your stoma and cut your pouch to the most appropriate size. An accurate cutting template will help to prevent many skin and leakage problems.

If the hole is too big, the skin around the stoma will be exposed to the output and at risk of skin damage.

If the hole is too small, the pouch will not adhere securely to the skin.

You might find small eakin Cohesive^® Seals or eakin Cohesive SLIMS^® useful to help prevent leaks.

Produktgrößen und -varianten

Geschlossen

Ausstreifbar

Urostomie

Kinder und Jugendliche