Real Questions from People Living with an Ostomy — barrier leaks
What Should I Keep in an Emergency Ostomy Kit?
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Whether you're running errands, working, traveling or just away from home, an unexpected leak can turn your day upside down. A small, well-packed emergency ostomy kit gives you the supplies you need to handle it with confidence. The essentials: pouching supplies (i.e.pouch, barrier (wafer) ring; adhesive remover, skin barrier wipes or spray; stoma paste or powder, barrier (wafer) extenders; disposable trash bags; water wipes; small mirror; ostomy scissors; extra clothes; hand sanitizer; gloves; product info index card in case you have to order or admitted to the hospital.
How to Prevent Skin Irritation Around Your Stoma: 10 Things to Check
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How to Prevent Skin Irritation Around Your Stoma: 10 Things to Check. Because you shouldn't have to figure it all out by yourself.
Why Does My Ostomy Keep Leaking? 10 Common Causes and What to Check
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There isn't one appliance, barrier ring, paste, accessory, or routine that works perfectly for everyone. If you're experiencing leaks, start by looking at the fit of your appliance, the condition of your skin, your stoma's shape, and the circumstances surrounding the leak.