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Ostomy Medical Supplies

When you've had an ostomy procedure, it can be stressful to adjust to your new body processes. At this difficult time, it is important to understand that you are not alone. The millions of ostomy patients in the world all have one thing in common; they all have a surgically created opening in their body called a "stoma." The stoma allows for the normal excretion of bodily fluids, discharge, or feces, which may have been previously inhibited from being shed through normal elimination functions.

There are three main types of ostomy surgeries: colostomy (creating an opening in the colon or large intestine for elimination of feces), ileostomy (creating a hole in the small intestine through the abdomen to get rid of digestive discharge), and urostomy (a hole in the bladder to rid the body of urine). Each has its own surgical procedure and cause, but the results are the same. A small stoma, ranging in size from a dime to a half dollar, must be drained daily to maintain normal body function and to prevent infection.

Thanks to numerous medical innovations and advances, a stoma won't inhibit your life. Most regular activities can still be performed with ease. As well, little to no discomfort is involved in the changing or draining process for most patients.

SGV Medical Supplies is a premier source for ostomy medical supplies. With convenient home delivery and friendly customer service, our supply company can ensure your ostomy medical supplies never run out. Simply browse our website at www.sgvmedical.com to place an online order or give us a call directly at 818-787-0162. We would be happy to answer any questions you have regarding orders, products, or technical difficulties.



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