Medegen Elongated Sitz Bath with 2000mL Bag

Features of Medegen Sitz Bath

• Sitz Bath with 2000mL Bag and 60" Tubing
• Size - 15" L x 15" W x 4-7/10" H Front x 4-3/10" H Back
• Color - Dusty Rose
• Graduated: 500mL increments up to 2000mL and 1 and 2 qt measurements
• Designed to facilitate convenient, effective personal hygiene
• Versatile design easily fits most elongated toilets and commodes
• Vented bowl helps prevent accidental overflow for convenient use
• Rounded edges promote comfort and ease of handling
• Enable soothing irrigation of the perineal area

What to buy with a Bath Bowl

• Adjustable Height Bath Step
• Etac Long Handle Washer
• Sponge Bath Mat

How to use Medegen Portable Sitz Bath?

1. Lift the toilet lid and seat. Place a cleaned plastic sitz bath bowl on the rim of your toilet. Make sure the bowl is firmly in place and won’t move around.
2. Fill the sitz bath bowl with warm water from a pitcher or other container. The water should cover your perineum. Make sure the water temperature is comfortable.
3. Add salt or medicine to the water if your healthcare provider advises. This kit comes with a plastic bag and tubing. This lets you stream water into the bowl and to the area of your body that needs treatment. The bowl may have a slot or hole in the back. This lets water flow out, so it doesn’t overflow onto the floor. If there is no hole, be careful not to fill the bowl too full.
4. Gently sit down on the sitz bath bowl. Hold on to a railing. Or ask for help from a family member, friend, or caregiver if needed.

After using the Sitz Bath:

1. Get up slowly from the tub or toilet. You may feel lightheaded or dizzy. Hold on to a railing. Or ask for help from a family member, friend, or caregiver if needed.
2. Gently pat your anal area, perineum, and genitals dry with a clean towel. Don’t rub the area.
3. Wash your hands. Put any ointment or cream on the area, if advised.
4. Wash the bathtub or sit bath bowl with soap and water after each use.
5. Use a sitz bath 2 to 3 times a day or as often as your healthcare provider advises.