The present invention provides a two-piece undergarment system with a pocket to hold the colostomy bag and allowing easy wearing and removal of a part of the garment.

The present disclosure proposes an ergonomic urine collecting device that provides feeling of passing urine naturally. The ergonomic urine collecting device comprises of a base plate (101), a variable length tube (102), a urine collecting pouch (104), a sensor (not shown), a detachable electronic casing (not shown), and a urine discharge outlet (107). The ergonomic urine collecting device enhances the user comfort and prevents turbulence and bulging of the pouch. The device provides a variable length connector with a one-way valve and the entire equipment fits inside an undergarment. Further, the equipment provides early warning to the user when the content inside the urine collecting pouch reaches a threshold level and aids the user in planning to empty the pouch in time.

The present disclosure proposes an ergonomic urine collecting device that provides feeling of passing urine naturally. The ergonomic urine collecting device comprises of a base plate (101), a variable length tube (102), a urine collecting pouch (104), a sensor (not shown), a detachable electronic casing (not shown), and a urine discharge outlet (107). The ergonomic urine collecting device enhances the user comfort and prevents turbulence and bulging of the pouch. The device provides a variable length connector with a one-way valve and the entire equipment fits inside an undergarment. Further, the equipment provides early warning to the user when the content inside the urine collecting pouch reaches a threshold level and aids the user in planning to empty the pouch in time.

A stoma band for collecting waste or other fluids from a stoma includes a belt portion with a first side that faces away from a user wearing the stoma band, a second side that faces toward the user wearing the stoma band, a first end, and a second end. The stoma band also includes a first fastener on the first end of the belt portion and a second fastener on the second end of the belt portion. The stoma band also includes a collection device adapted to be positioned between the second side of the belt portion and the user so that the collection device is proximal to a stoma of the user.

A stoma band for collecting waste or other fluids from a stoma includes a belt portion with a first side that faces away from a user wearing the stoma band, a second side that faces toward the user wearing the stoma band, a first end, and a second end. The stoma band also includes a first fastener on the first end of the belt portion and a second fastener on the second end of the belt portion. The stoma band also includes a collection device adapted to be positioned between the second side of the belt portion and the user so that the collection device is proximal to a stoma of the user.

The present invention relates to methods and compositions for the treatment of vesicovaginal fistula. It is based, at least in part, on the discovery that a menstrual cup may be used to collect urine and decrease or prevent urine leakage in certain women having vesicovaginal fistula and, in some cases, the menstrual cup was observed to at least partially occlude the fistula and permit normal micturition.

A urine collection device for collecting a sterile urine sample. The urine collection device may include a seat portion supported by a seat base. The portion includes a backrest and a saddle that projects from the seat portion. The saddle has an opening to a collection element that includes a cup mount to locate a urine collection cup within the collection element.

A urine collection device for collecting a sterile urine sample. The urine collection device may include a seat portion supported by a seat base. The portion includes a backrest and a saddle that projects from the seat portion. The saddle has an opening to a collection element that includes a cup mount to locate a urine collection cup within the collection element.

A hernia belt (500) may include a digitally knitted support belt (502) and a two-part fastening system (504,505). The two-part fastening system may include a first part (504) and a second part (505), in which the second part includes a plurality of fastener strips (508, 510, 512, 514, 516) arranged spaced apart from each other. The digitally knitted support belt may include mesh stitch layouts (518, 520, 522) for providing breathability and support.

A hernia belt (500) may include a digitally knitted support belt (502) and a two-part fastening system (504,505). The two-part fastening system may include a first part (504) and a second part (505), in which the second part includes a plurality of fastener strips (508, 510, 512, 514, 516) arranged spaced apart from each other. The digitally knitted support belt may include mesh stitch layouts (518, 520, 522) for providing breathability and support.