Curative effect of clean intermittent catheterization combined with drinking water plan in patients with neurogenic bladder

Objective. In order to improve the curative effect of neurogenic bladder patients, clean intermittent catheterization and drinking water plan are investigated in this paper. Method. 50 neurogenic bladder patients were investigated in our hospital. According to the dates of admission, the patients were divided into experimental group and control group, noted that the two groups contained 25 patients, respectively. The experimental group adopted clean intermittent catheterization and drinking water plan for treatment, on the other hand, the control group adopted traditional indwelling catheterization technique. Residual urine volume and spontaneous micturition volume after treatment are calculated for the two groups. The patients were followed for more than 6 months after leaving hospital. Urinary tract infection was studied for the two groups. Results. Compared with the control group, the residual urine volume was less, the spontaneous micturition volume was higher, and the infection rate of urinary system was less for the experimental group. Also, the statistically significance (P<; 0.05) was confirmed. Conclusion. The treatment effects of clean intermittent catheterization and drinking water plan were better.