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Anonymous users2024-01-24This issue needs to be discussed in a categorical manner:
1.If you're a man, you can find a bottle.
2.If you are a woman, you can find a bucket to put in your room.
Add a toilet lid to the moving commode. There are also stools that sell digging holes, but you need to move to the toilet conveniently.
You can't get out of bed to urinate. Just lie on the bed and take a urinal to urine, and practice by yourself if you can't pee. The exertion of the legs may cause the fracture to be displaced again, and you will cause congestion in the lower limbs after you get up, and it will be swollen and painful at that time.
Upper and lower toilets You may need a raised cushion with armrests, or a bedside commode. Process Instruction 1: Step back until your legs touch the toilet. 2 Place the operated leg slightly forward. 3 Hold on to your hands. >>>More
After the fracture, in order to ensure the stability and growth of the fracture, the injured person must rest and brake, and excessive activities must be avoided.
Hello, I think it's a stupid dick question.
When you have a problem, you also find a friend, a relative or a neighbor, and if you can't make a phone call and find someone to help, you won't pee your pants! >>>More