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Women and health

Improve women’s health – improve the world!

This bold claim may sound a little bombastic, but this is a message from the World Health Organization (WHO). Women’s health not only concern women, but their families, communities and societies at large. In other words – it’s a concern of high priority.

Generally women face greater difficulties in getting the health care they need and it’s clear that changes are needed. WHO calls for reforms to ensure that women are centrally involved in their care.

Our vision: to make it possible for all women to succeed with Intermittent Catheterisation. This movie explains how.

Mother and baby on beach

Women and UTI

Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are troublesome and painful, and sadly enough very common – actually it’s the world’s most common type of bacterial infection.
Woman in hat looking out over water

Women and LUTS

LUTS is short for Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms, and includes symptoms like frequency, urgency, poor stream and dribbling.
Woman taking a drink of water next to a motorbike

ISC for women

Clean Intermittent Catheterisation is a discreet and convenient way of emptying the bladder. But is it easy to perform? Let's look at the potential hesitations you might have.

Dignity and Freedom

What does dignity really mean? And how does this relate to a woman who uses intermittent catheterization? We asked a group of nurses to discuss this topic.

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