Male Catheterisation at Home — in simple words
Some men cannot pass urine on their own because of prostate problems, after surgery, or when bedridden. A urine catheter is put in to empty the bladder. Our trained male nurse does this at home with full privacy.
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When do you need male catheterisation at home?
- The patient cannot pass urine and the belly feels full and painful (call the doctor)
- The doctor has advised a catheter after surgery or for a bedridden patient
- An old catheter came out and needs to be put back
- The family prefers a male nurse for a male patient
How our nurse does it at your home
- Nurse checks the doctor’s advice and asks about prostate problems
- Privacy is set up; a male nurse is sent if the family wants
- Area is cleaned and a sterile catheter with numbing gel is used
- Catheter is fixed to the thigh so it does not pull
- Urine output is noted and bag care is explained
What to keep ready before the nurse comes
- Doctor’s note or prescription
- Catheter and urine bag (we can bring them)
- A private room
Safety first: If urine has not come for many hours with severe pain, or there is bleeding, go to the hospital. The nurse will not force a catheter if there is resistance — a urologist may be needed. In an emergency call 108 / 112.
Male Catheterisation at Home charges in Jodhpur
The cost depends on the number of visits, the time of day and any material needed. A single visit is the most affordable option; daily visits and monthly plans cost less per visit. Call +91 79766 59036 for today’s rate, or see our home nursing charges. No hidden charges — you get the price before the nurse comes.
Male or female nurse — your choice
You can ask for a female nurse or a male nurse for male catheterisation at home. All our staff are trained, ID-verified and follow clean, sterile methods. This service is part of our catheter & Ryles tube care in Jodhpur.