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Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms (LUTS) significantly impact an individual’s quality of life. The Minze Diary Pod is a game-changer in bladder health management. From those beginning their diagnostic journey to long-term LUTS patients, this smart platform offers valuable insights to all.
The Diary Pod is a small water bottle sized device that connects via Bluetooth to the Flow App on any smart phone. Once the patient has finished urinating, the device will automatically record volume and other data points. Over time, the patient will be able to receive personalized insights into your bladder health and actionable advice based on recorded data or share their results with a healthcare professional for further diagnosis and treatment options.
The Diary Pod is ideal for individuals who experience issues with urination whether that’s frequency, leakage, or stream strength as well as other symptoms.
According to one clinical study, the Minze Diary Pod is a reliable and accurate device to measure voided volumes for an automated bladder diary which has the potential to overcome the limitations of paper-based and digital bladder diaries.
There are no side effects.
The Minze Diary Pod is a collaborative creation of a medical company and top Belgian-based urologists. Their goal was to combine simplicity with scientific accuracy to help individuals manage their LUTS effectively.
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menMD has other medications for lower urinary tract symptoms.
Tamsulosin is a common oral option for the treatment of BPH. Requires a prescription and is available in .4mg capsules.
Mirabegron is an oral medication prescribed for the treatment of an overactive bladder. Requires prescription.
ProtechDry urinary incontinence underwear with built-in absorption area and sealed seams, are washable, reusable, and available in 5 sizes.
The Lunderg Confidence Clamp can be worn to prevent urinary leaks and dribbling.
