Do hospitals make patients wear diapers?

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asked Nov 26, 2021 in Incontinence by slamybum (450 points)
Do hospitals make patients wear diapers?

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answered Nov 26, 2021 by diapermouse1 (8,330 points)
Hospitals don't make patients wear diapers but if the patient needs a diaper then they will ask about putting them in one if needed or they will catheter them.

Some patients use bed pans and some patients use catheters and then some patients use and wear diapers.

I would rather wear diapers instead of using a catheter or bed pan.

Some kids wear diapers in the hospital.

If the kid wets the bed or is incontinent then the kid will wear a diaper while in the hospital.

I remember when i was 6 years old and I went into the hospital for some tests and I wet the bed so I was put into a diaper for my stay in the hospital.

I wore the Pampers Diapers which were plastic backed.

The nurses said that they wanted me to stay in bed and not have to worry about going to the toilet so they told me that I would be wearing a diaper.

I was okay with it and it was actually fun to wear the diapers.

The nurses changed me when my mom wasn't there and when my mom was there she changed my diaper.

I remember leaving the hospital wearing just my diaper, shirt and shoes because my mom forgot to bring me some shorts.

At first I was embarrassed but my parents told me that nobody would make fun of me because we were at the hospital.

Nobody said anything to me about the diaper but some people just wished me well as I left the hospital.

I've some other older kids wearing diapers under their hospital gowns in the hospital when I was visiting family in the hospital before.
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answered Dec 14, 2023 by Gloverdragon (21,400 points)
Hospitals will only put diapers on patients if they need them and there's no other alternative.

Such as if it's a kid or toddler that would require diapers even above potty training age or if it's a teen or adult that has bed wetting issues or incontinence issues then a diaper would be provided to the patient.

However for adults and teens the diapers suck.

I was in the hospital for a few weeks and had a bladder condition that was temporary after a car accident and I was in the hospital diapers and they sucked bad.

If you need diapers in the hospital it's best to bring your own or have someone bring you some better adult diapers that would be more absorbent and more comfortable than hospital diapers.

You can buy better and more absorbent adult diapers online.

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