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You are overthinking this. The bag is attached to a long tube. You shut it off and just pour out the urine. It’s simple.. There’s no real risk of infection I don’t know where you got the idea about that happening, A real first. It’s a one way tube.

You will find it is not difficult to walk around the second day after surgery and change the bag. It might be a little painful, but you can do it. I never used a night bag. The regular bag was always enough. I guess it Depends on how much you drink at night.

I ran a computer consulting company. Four days after surgery I went to three offices, sat down at Computers and worked on something.. I had to go in the bathroom once and empty the bag I had attached to my ankle. No one ever knew I had surgery or a catheter with a bag. The following days I went to many more offices,

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Your very fast recovery to almost normality is very impressive! I am hoping mine will go just as well and as fast.

Quick question for @jeffmarc:

When you are sleeping at night, is the day bag attached to your leg or loose and hanging on something next to your bedjeffmarc

When you are sleeping at night, is the day bag attached to your leg or loose and hanging on something next to your bed?