In this recorded Peer Connections discussion, experienced users debunk common myths and share “hard-learned” lessons regarding intermittent catheterization (IC) for people with female genitalia. The session features real-world demonstrations of performing IC in challenging environments, such as in a bed or a public washroom, highlighting the importance of anatomical familiarity and sterile technique. By combining peer-led troubleshooting with clinical guidance, the session provides practical strategies to help users avoid common pitfalls and gain confidence in their daily bladder management.<\/p>\n
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