Correctly treat the use of adult diapers
The seemingly simple 'excretion in the bathroom' is actually a combination of a number of 'physical functions'-'the perception of urinationWith the increase of people's age, their physical functions gradually decline, and seemingly simple things have become out of reach. Today we will talk about one of the most frequently asked questions during work-diapers. In the process of communicating with major organizations, I often hear the staff of the organization say that 'family members or the elderly themselves refuse to use diapers because they think they are sane, why use diapers'! Advocating the concept of 'independence support' care Japanese institutions also regard the use of diapers as the last resort for excretion care. The facility will use the surviving function of the elderly as much as possible to help them excrete in the bathroom; if the elderly’s walking function declines, the facility will also choose a mobile toilet for the excretion in the house; unless forced to do so, the facility will respect The dignity of the elderly is the premise, and diapers are used as a minimum. The correct and reasonable use of paper diapers can reduce the mental stress caused by urinary incontinence and facilitate going out; if the paper diapers are used at night, it can reduce the physical burden of myself and the caregivers, and reduce the risk of falling due to going to the bathroom at night. In one sentence, it can improve the quality of life of the elderly. Here I want to explain something. The use of diapers is not 24-hour use. We can combine the physical characteristics of the elderly and use diapers when needed. For example, when going out; or for the elderly who frequently wake up at night and seriously affect their sleep, we can only use diapers at night. On the contrary, unreasonable use or excessive use of diapers will also bring some bad effects to the elderly, such as: self-esteem injury, dependence on diapers, weakened urinary and defecation, and easy to cause skin problems. If necessary, please feel free to contact us. Author: GM