How to remove your foley catheter at home
Bellingham urologist, Daniel Reznicek, describes how to remove your foley catheter at home. Removing a catheter at home is easy. Identify the balloon port seen in the video. Simply cut just below the colored valve. Do not cut the part of the tube where it is only in one section. After about 30 seconds the fluid will drain out and the catheter can be removed easily.
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