Having a stoma saves lives and for a good portion of the people the post surgery and the procedure itself are smooth and easy.
Unfortunately, people with additional disabilities, advanced age or going throw chemotherapy have a harder time managing a stoma and often need the help of a family member or a carer.
A a result, anxiety, depression, isolation and body dysmorphia tend to be common mental health side effects of the condition*.
Patients on adaptation phase
The first three months after surgery are the most challenging. Leila can give an extra help for this adaptation be smoother.
Patients with further Disabilities
Patients with mobility limitations, and advanced age, as well as the ones with unique body shapes and weakened by chemotherapy can benefit for having an "extra pair of hands" while changing their colostomy bag.
This assistive mirror has an adjustable structure that can be positioned at any height and angle, allowing people to keep their hands free while performing a bag change, whether lying down, sitting, or standing.
The combination of its flexible structure, medical lighting, and thoughtful design makes it the first assistive mirror created specifically for colostomy bag changes.
It provides the ideal visualization angle and lighting, helping patients change bags in the most comfortable and confident way possible.
For patients that need an extra help just when they are out, and need to change their colostomy bag in a public toilet, at work, at a restaurant or anywhere.
Whenever patients need a pocket mirror, with good lighting and angle adjustment. Leila travel version can attach to tiles, glass, ceramic and plastic. *Ideal for any situation.*
Frequently asked questions
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Real Feedback from real patients
I think this is a great idea, especially for people with awkward positioned stomas, but also for those with additional accessibility needs.
