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Two System Colostomy Bag

Colostomy bags are a medical device that enables the release of stool from the lower bowel to a container, which can then be disposed of. There are two different types of ostomy bag: those that have a flange and those without. With a two system colostomy bag, the flange and ostomy bag are separate items.

Description
  • Economical suit flexible fastener system.
  • Excellent air tightness bag leaving the patients without odor annoyance.

Fastener diameter: 57mm

Volume: 180ml

Bag: closed

Why do you want a two system colostomy bag?

If you have a colostomy, you may be wondering if you need a two system colostomy bag. Here are some reasons why you might want one:

 

1. Two system colostomy bags can help with odor control. If you have a one system colostomy bag, the stoma (opening) is located near the anal opening. This can result in stool and gas odors escaping from the bag. A two system colostomy bag has a stoma that is located further away from the anal opening, which can help reduce or eliminate stool and gas odors.

 

2. Two system colostomy bags can help with leaks. If you have a one system colostomy bag, leaks can occur if the seal around the stoma is not tight enough. A two system colostomy bag has an additional barrier (flange) that helps to create a tighter seal around the stoma, which can help prevent leaks.

 

3. Two system colostomy bags can provide more comfort and security. Some people feel more comfortable and secure wearing a two system colostomy bag because it provides additional support and protection for the stoma area.

What is a two system colostomy bag?

A two system colostomy bag is a type of colostomy bag that has two compartments: one for solid waste and one for liquid waste. The solid waste compartment is typically smaller than the liquid waste compartment and has a filter to prevent solid waste from entering the liquid waste compartment. The two system colostomy bag is beneficial for people who have a higher output of liquid waste than solid waste.

How are they different from one system colostomy bags?

While a one system colostomy bag collects waste in one chamber, a two system colostomy bag has two chambers that are separated by a valve. This allows for better drainage and prevents leakage. Two system colostomy bags also have a smaller opening, which makes them less likely to leak.

How to make the switch

If you are considering a two system colostomy bag, there are a few things you should know before making the switch. This type of bag is designed for people who have had a colostomy and need to wear an external pouch to collect waste. There are many benefits to using a two system colostomy bag, including the fact that it can be easily removed and emptied without having to remove your clothes. Additionally, this type of bag can be worn under your clothes, so you don't have to worry about it being visible. If you're interested in making the switch to a two system colostomy bag, talk to your doctor or healthcare provider about whether this option is right for you. They will be able to help you choose the right size and type of bag for your needs.

Two System Colostomy Bag

A Two System Colostomy Bag is a plastic bag that collects fecal matter from the digestive tract through an opening in the abdominal wall called a stoma. Doctors attach a bag to the stoma following a colostomy operation.

During a colostomy, a surgeon will bring out a portion of a person’s large intestine through the stoma. The colostomy bag can then collect stool as it passes through the gut. A person often needs a colostomy due to injury, disease, or another issue with the lower bowels. In some cases, the colostomy is temporary. In other situations, such as the removal of the colon due to colon cancer, the colostomy may be permanent. Keep reading for more information about colostomy bags, the types, uses, and how to live with one. Following a colostomy, a person will have some choice about what type of bag they want to use. People often refer to each option as a pouching system. Pouching systems come in a variety of different styles and sizes. Not every system works for all people. An individual must find the pouching system that performs best for them and their circumstances. Useful things to look for when picking a pouching system include:
  • odor resistance
  • a bag that is easy to put on and take off
  • a leakproof seal that lasts for up to 3 days trusted source
  • a bag that is hard or impossible to see under clothes
  • a bag that is gentle on skin around the stoma
A pouching system consists of:
  • A flange, wafer, or skin barrier that attaches to the skin around the stoma.
  • A pouch that attaches to the flange and collects the stool as it passes through the stoma.
Pouching systems come in two basic types:
  • A one piece system where the bag attaches directly to the skin around the stoma.
  • A two piece system where the flange attaches to the skin around the stoma and the bag attaches to the flange.
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