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Receive safe, professional Foley Catheter Care at Home in Lahore & Kasur from our experienced nursing team.
Comprehensive home care support for patients using Foley catheters ensuring comfort, hygiene, and health monitoring.
Our Foley catheter service ensures safe catheter handling, hygiene, prevention of complications, and regular monitoring.
Bringing Expert Urinary Catheter Care to Your Doorstep: Our Foley catheter home care service provides safe, professional urinary catheterization in the comfort of your home across Lahore and Kasur. Whether caring for an elderly parent, a post-surgery patient, or someone with chronic illness, we help manage urinary drainage needs without stressful hospital trips. A Foley catheter is an indwelling urinary catheter a thin, flexible tube inserted into the bladder to drain urine when one cannot urinate independently. By choosing home catheter care, families in Lahore and Kasur receive timely medical support, compassionate care, and strict hygiene standards right at home.
Our human-centered approach ensures dignity and comfort throughout the process. We understand that urinary catheterization can feel daunting for patients and caregivers alike. That’s why our trained nurses not only perform the procedure with utmost care but also educate you on daily catheter care and infection prevention. From Lahore’s busy city center to Kasur’s neighboring communities, our mobile medical team is just a call away ready to improve quality of life for those needing a Foley catheter, all while following the 2025 Universal Content Standards for safety, inclusivity, and excellence in care.
A Foley catheter can be life-changing for patients who cannot fully empty their bladder due to medical conditions or recovery after surgery. The primary benefit is continuous bladder drainage, which prevents serious complications. If urine is not drained adequately, it can lead to a distended (overfilled) bladder, painful pressure, and even urinary tract infections or kidney damage. By using a Foley catheter, urine is constantly drained, avoiding these issues and protecting kidney and bladder health.
You can book an appointment via our helpline or WhatsApp. We operate across Lahore and Kasur, scheduling visits at your convenience including same-day urgent requests.
A qualified home care nurse (male or female per your preference) arrives at your home on time, carrying a kit with all required sterile supplies. They will introduce themselves, verify the patient’s identity and explain the procedure.
The nurse helps the patient into a comfortable position. Typically, for Foley catheter insertion, the patient lies on their back. If possible, knees are bent and hips slightly flexed to allow easy access.
Our nurse washes their hands thoroughly and wears sterile gloves. All instruments the catheter kit, lubricant jelly, antiseptic solution, sterile water for balloon inflation, and collection bag are arranged on a sterile tray.
We know you might have many questions about using a Foley catheter at home. Below, we answer some of the most common questions from patients and caregivers. If you don’t see your question, feel free to reach out we’re always happy to provide more information.
A Foley catheter is needed when a person cannot empty their bladder naturally. Common reasons include urinary retention (the bladder doesn’t empty, e.g. due to an enlarged prostate or nerve damage), urinary incontinence (loss of bladder control causing leakage), or after certain surgeries (like prostate or gynecological surgery) where keeping the bladder empty aids healing. At home, patients who are bedridden, paralyzed, or recovering from surgery often require a Foley catheter to avoid the discomfort and danger of a full bladder. It’s also used for patients with spinal cord injuries, advanced dementia (who may be incontinent), or serious illnesses where moving to the toilet is not possible. Using the catheter at home ensures the patient’s bladder is managed continuously without multiple trips to the hospital each day to be catheterized.
Insertion can cause mild discomfort, but it should not be severely painful. Patients often describe a feeling of pressure or a brief stinging sensation. To minimize pain, our nurses use a numbing lubricant gel before insertion, which significantly dulls any pain during the catheter’s passage. We also coach the patient to take slow, deep breaths during insertion which helps relax the pelvic muscles. Most patients tolerate the procedure well, and it only lasts a few seconds until the tube is in the bladder.
Our nurse will handle all the technical aspects like insertion, removal, and scheduled changes. They will also perform or teach you the daily care routines: Hygiene: Clean the area where the catheter enters the body once a day with mild soap and water (and after any bowel movements). We’ll show you how to gently wash around the catheter without tugging it. Handwashing: Always wash your hands before and after touching the catheter or bag. This rule applies to anyone assisting the patient as well.
The most common complication is a urinary tract infection (UTI). Signs include: Fever and chills: A temperature above 38°C (100.4°F) can indicate an infection, especially if accompanied by shivering or feeling very cold (chills). Changes in urine: If your urine becomes cloudy, foul-smelling, or dark (like tea-colored or with blood tinge), this is a red flag. Normal urine should be clear to light yellow and mild-smelling. Pain or discomfort: New pain in the lower belly (bladder area), flank (sides of lower back), or a burning sensation can mean infection or blockage.
Foley catheters are designed for both short and long-term use, but they should not stay in indefinitely. Typically, a given catheter is left for up to 2 to 4 weeks, sometimes up to 12 weeks (3 months) maximum with special catheter types. Prolonged use increases infection risk and can cause other issues (mineral buildup, irritation). Our general protocol is to change the catheter every month (4 weeks) as a precaution if it’s needed continuously.
We’re here to help. Call us anytime or contact us online for a free consultation. Our Lahore-based team is available 24/7 to answer your questions and arrange the support your family needs because caring for your loved one is our number one priority.
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