How do I manage hair growth around my stoma?
Watch the video to learn about managing hair growth around stoma (This topic might be more relevant for men)
Common peristomal skin conditions
Healthy skin around your stoma should be free from redness, itch and discolouration. It should look and feel like the rest of your body. Unfortunately, some people experience skin changes around their stomas which can be annoying, frustrating and life controlling.
Can I go swimming with a stoma?
Yes, you can! There are minimal limitations on what you can do with a stoma.
Tips & tricks – Colostomy, Ileostomy, Urostomy
Having a stoma is a life changing process. Yes, it is challenging, yes it is hard to deal with, but with the help of a Stomal Therapy Nurse (STN) you will as an ostomate over time become confident in self caring for your stoma and be able to resume your previous lifestyle.
What is the difference between a colostomy, ileostomy and a urostomy?
Learn the difference in stoma position, output consistency, pouch type and more!
