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Shield HealthCare's Ostomy Lifestyle Specialist, Laura Cox, answers frequently asked question about ways to avoid ostomy pancaking.
I wanted to know what accessories should be used when starting to drive or ride in a car, since the stoma and seat belt are right next to each other.
Laura answers a question about how to slow down ileostomy output during the night. This enables people with frequent output to get a better night sleep.
Our Ostomy Lifestyle Specialist, Laura Cox, regularly receives ostomy FAQs through our Ask Laura feature and our Facebook community.
Laura Cox, an ostomate since 2011, gives tips for what someone can do to lessen or eliminate ostomy odor, with medication and deodorant drops.
My family and I are taking a road trip. I wanted to know what accessories should be used when starting to drive or ride in a car. Should I use something to cover the stoma?Great question! It all depends on if the seat belt is coming in contact with your stoma.
