Diapered in Hospital

I have never been in the hospital except when i was born but if i ever am in the hospital i most deffinelty want to be diapered. the thought of being diapered and taken care by nurses.

I've been in a hospital over night 2 times, and both for my knee.

The first time I was in for a knee operation and could still walk, but they wanted me to call for the nurse to help me get to the bathroom (so I wouldn't fall). At the time I was 18 and just coming to grips with my desire for diapers (I still hadn't used a diaper since I was a child). I was hard headed and just used the toilet without calling for help, but had hopes the nurse would get upset and put me in a diaper (ok, not going to happen).

The second time was for three days, but I was in a purge cycle during that time.

Hello i had to go in for an umbilical herna operation. I had my diaper on and was told to take it off when the nurse came in to shave my belly for the operation. I told her im incont and need it. She said it has to come off for the operation and she will get me a bed pad to lay on. So anyways when i came to after i could tell they cathed me durning the op. But they didnt rediaper me after was still on the bed pad. Then after i had lunch and a drink i peed all over the bed crappy bed pad lol.They want you to be able to go to the bathroom before being discharged. When they came in ask if i had to go i said i already did and the beds wet.If needed again im telling them no caths diaper stays.

Well unfotunatly al the cath has to be in there for you and most people who have major things done to them. The IV fluids they give you are to wash out dyes and stuff they put in you for surgery. The only way to tell when stuff like that is gone is to test your urine from the collection bag.

Now you having a umbilical surgery, the diaper needed to be off for fear of infection in the area. The only way the hospital will keep you in diapers is usualy when it's something like knee surgery or stuff like that when contrast dye is not needed to do it.

Wow thanks for letting me know wish they would have explained that to me there.

Wrong mammas boy

I had an umbilical hernia sugery 19 months ago, not only did i wear into sugery i woke up that afternoon with a different diaper on and was changed several times over the next two days

(hint tell the admitting nurse you are bowel and bladder inconent they will keep you diapered)

I did tell them im incontinent. Wow 2 days you were in? Mine was same day surgery. Was there at 5 am home by 1 pm.

Well cripple if your bowel incontinent that's a little different for sure. However for my angio site i wasn't diapered till almost four days after when they removed the cath. I had some kind of radioactive dye in me and they need to make sure its all out of me. But i am not bowel incontinent, only bladder and thats fine with me !!! It sucks enough having a nurse change you with wet diapers let alone a messy one. not that it doesnt feel good .... it does.

No matter how good it feels to you it still embaresses the hell out of you being changed like a child no matter how many times they do it. Especialy when they are young and cute!!! Hard to hit on a nurse when she's diapering you like a two year old child ya know LOL!!!

Normally it is a one day sugery but i kept going into aterial deferation (227 heart beets a minute) so they kept me longer.

I had been several years ago, in hospital for surgery for my lungs. The nurse changed my diaper ever two hours. I was not allowed to wear pj just a diaper for easy changes. I wore 24/7diaper incontinent/regression.

There was a procedure where the doctors had to monitor my sleeping patterns, back when i was in college. Apparantly I had very erratic patterns of sleep that were taxing my body. So they wanted me to stay in bed for a 10 hour rest. I was to go about my life as normal (eat and drink) so that they knew how my body performed under these circumstances and could come up with a way for me to sleep more efficiently.

Also when I was 6 or seven I had surgery to try and correct my "lazy eye" and they kept me in diapers throught the operation and the subsequent recovery nap time.

I was in hospital back in March and as I wear nappies (diapers) 24x7 for my incontinence their was no problem with me wearing during my time in the OR but the complication I had was that I went into retention and was unable to pee at all!

They did an ultrasound and it showed that I had almost 900ml of urine in my bladder!

To make things worse their was nobody on the ward that could catheterise me so I had to do this myself!! 😮

Not fun considering I was in the OR for abdominal surgery that morning.

I finally returned to nappies 3 days later 😃

Not to worry, just another day of life 😃

Stay well & Wet,

UKNappyman

When I was a lot younger I did wet the bed. They put my into diapers every night. I never though diapers then.

Hi, I would like to know if somebody here has a real experience of being put in diapers in a hospital. I don't know but I would think that unless you are really heavilly incontinent (pooping your pants) they will not use them on you and they will prefer a catheter. I have read a lot of stories of being put in diapers but does really somebody have this experience ?

Yeppers that's how they measure urine output. I have been hospitalised many times since 84 and now i always have someone bring in a supply of my own brand (secure x-plus). Becausebwith iv's in, you need changing with the hospital brand diapers constantly. With secure i can usually get a few hours rest.

I've been in hospital twice wearing diapers and I've had help changing them as well. I have taken my own in as they are better than nhs ones. I have to wear them Ibhave uc and weak anus. I can't control movement.

I have had to do this...but only when really young

A combo of both for me !! with a side of that helpless to stop it feeling thrown in

Cause after dealing with diapers there at work im sure they dont want to deal with em at home !!!

Maybe if a patient had fecal incontinence they might be diapered but now days most of the time they use a catheter. There is less chance of developing MRSA or some other nasty staff infection should there be any skin irritation. It's also easier to moniter kidney function and there's less exposure during clean up. Sorry if that just ruined anyone's fantasy.

Carnesar hate to burst your bubble but i have been 24/7 since Aug 31, 1984 and have been hospitalised for 15 surgeries and 10 more times for other reasons (usually blood clots). After the first year where i had many UTI's plus sores in the end of penis i have chosen to use diapers exclucivly. Only twice have i been cathed (once for hip sugery and once when i was unconsicious when admitted) but had cath removed as soon as possible. My medical records have the fact that i am incontent and even get prescriptions for 140 diapers a month (so i can write them off on my taxes as medical supplies).

Why I said most of the time.

Well I know its not the same thing, but I will be wearing Depend pullups for my appointment with the Urologist in May, because otherwise, theres going to be a puddle. Previous appointment have not needed to. Usually a nurse will run some kind of scanner over my bladder.; but I guess in that field, she must see them all the time.

Well as to wearing diapers 24/7 I'm medically incontinent of my bladder. I have to wear diapers 24/7. Any way I had a problem with my heart. I went to a VA hospital ER to get checked. While there I needed a wet diaper changed. I called the nurse over an told her I wear diapers all the time an needed to change it. So she pulled the curtain closed . She asked if I could change my diaper myself. I told her laying in the bed I would try. I ask her if she would mind helping me.

She just smiled an said she would help me . So instead of putting one of those cheap diapers on me . I had brought my diaper bag with me an told her I had diapers in it. She open it an took one of my diapers out, baby powder, and wipes. Next after I pulled my pants down. She helped me pull my plastic pants down an undid my wet diaper. After taking her time cleaning my diaper area . She pulled the wet diaper from under me. Then she put the dry diaper under my butt.

Next she put baby powder on me an pulled the diaper up an fixed it. After she had my plastic pants up she took my pants off. She pulled my gown down. She just smiled at me at told me not to be embarrassed about being in diapers. When I needed a change again I was to let her know.

I was in the ER for several hours and needed another diaper change. I called her over again and told her. She just smiled at me an pulled the curtain closed again. She changed my wet diaper like before. I tried both times not to get a hard on . But both times I had a hard on. I was so embarrassed about it.

The second time she changed my diaper I had a double diaper with me. She ask if I needed both put on. I said yes if she didn't mind. Since I was going to be admitted. I didn't wish to trouble the nurses too much. She said ok and put the double diaper on me. The thing that was strange while she was diapering me was. She said she didn't know what to do as to putting on the diaper. She had no children. But I can tell you this, she was wonderful at putting diapers on.

After she diapered me the second time. She saw how thick the diaper was on me. I couldn't believe what she said to me. " She just came right out an said "I guess you know what it feels like for a woman to wear a KOTEX PAD." I didn't know what to say. Well after I got to the floor later . I was able to change my own diaper that day. But what happen the next day is a whole other story.

I was in hospital for a colonoscopy. To clean me out, I was given Kleanprep - 4 litres of osmotic solution which passes straight through without being absorbed, to drink over 4 hours. I was bought a litre jug every hour and the nurse checked I was drinking it to schedule.

The nurse suggested I wore a gown rather than pjs as it would enable me to get to the suite toilet quicker when things started working. After an hour and a half, I rang for the nurse and she came to find that I was leaking uncontrollably from my penis. She said it was a new problem to her as patients usually reported that their nose started running. However, she got me a clean gown, and then a diaper which she put me into and told me to not bother about soiling that, as she gave me a pile to use, saying that, as I was leaking anyway, it would be easier to use the diapers.

I stayed diapered overnight but the next morning I was still passing small amounts of stool so in the early morning, I got given an enema using bucket and funnel - but that's another story!

After about an hour and a half, I rang for the nurse

Went for a CT scan of the pelvis area yesterday. I assumed they would ask me to undress in a cubicle first as happened the last time and put on one of those horrible front opening 'nighties'. Well they didnt; I was led in fully clothed and only then did the male nurse tell me to pull my trousers down just below my underwear as I lay down on the moving bed that slides into the polo mint type scanner. GULP! I could only manage to mutter that "I have a bladder problem at the moment" and try to stop blushing as I lay there going in and out of this thing for about 5 minutes wearing my Depend Super pullup with my trousers round my knees. Of course during the scan he disappeared to observe from behind a screen, but when it ended another male nurse came out to help me off - or was he just coming over to take a look for a laugh?

Had a back X -ray yesterday. the very attractive young nurse told me I'd need to take my shorts off and asked if I was wearing underwear. I can't believe she had to ask that - are there really that many people wondering around with no underwear on, especially near a hospital?

Does that often quoted remark by anxious mothers sending a child to the hospital/doctor: "make sure you are wearing clean underwear" count for nothing? I chickened out by saying I had on a kind of underwear for bladder problems which is partly why I was having this X-ray, rather than admitting I wear nappies.

She then asked if I wanted to wear a gown (to spare my embarrassment); how very considerate, but not really what I wanted!These gowns are strange things, like open- backed nighties and she motioned to a cubicle and gave me one to wear over my front and another one to cover my rear.

Anyway, for the second X-ray I had to lie in a fetal position with my feet tucked up on my side, facing away from her. Unbeknown to me, the back covering gown fell open as I rolled over on my side revealing my nappy. She didn't say anything, but just pulled the gown gently back over my butt and then started gently prodding and repositioning my hip area. She explained she got to push people around and said it was a perk of the job. I was tempted to say it was also a perk of the visit!

Of course during the scan he disappeared to observe from behind a screen, but when it ended another male nurse came out to help me off - or was he just coming over to take a look for a laugh?

He had better not be laughing. Medical folks deal with this sort of thing all the time.

I can't believe they did not give you a sheet to put over yourself for that. Very unprofessional.

I've been in the hospital about 5 times in the last 3 years and had a few bedwetting incidents but diapers were never mentioned.

I was in the hospital for open heart surgery and had considerable pain for a few days. I could hardly make it out of bed alone but never had a diaper. (Part of recovery from this surgery involves getting yourself moving; a full bladder is very motivational.)