UroDapter

Our goal is to revolutionize the diagnosis and treatment of lower urinary tract diseases, with a focu

Our product, the UroDapter, was invented by Sándor Lovász MD, PhD to completely replace the catheter in the field of bladder instillation. It is painless, inexpensive, and safe, while also being a more convenient and effective local treatment of the bladder.

04/07/2024

World Health Day (7th of April): Getting Diagnosed and Treated

🌍 This World Health Day, let's focus on the importance of getting diagnosed and treated appropriately for conditions like IC/BPS. Early diagnosis and proper treatment are key to improving quality of life and managing symptoms effectively.

If you or someone you know is experiencing symptoms, we encourage:

- Consulting a specialist: Seek out professionals with experience in treating IC/BPS.

- Advocating for your health: Be persistent in finding a treatment plan that works for you.

Today, let's commit to promoting health for all, because everyone deserves access to the care, they need to live their fullest life. 💚

04/01/2024

🌼 April is Stress Awareness Month, and it's crucial to acknowledge the cyclical relationship between chronic disease and stress. For those living with conditions like IC/BPS, stress can not only exacerbate symptoms but also be a consequence of managing chronic pain.

Here's how to break the cycle:

- Practice mindfulness: Techniques such as meditation can reduce stress levels and help manage pain.

- Stay active: Gentle exercise adapted to your condition can improve both physical and mental health.

- Seek support: Whether it's from a healthcare professional or a support group, you're not alone.

Let's use this month to raise awareness and support each other in finding effective ways to manage stress. 💙

03/29/2024

🐣 This Easter, as we gather with family and celebrate with festive meals, it's important to remember that managing stress and diet can be particularly challenging for those living with chronic conditions like IC/BPS. Here are a few tips to navigate the holiday:

1. Plan ahead of time: If dietary restrictions are part of your management plan, consider bringing your own IC-friendly dishes to family gatherings.

2. Set boundaries: It's okay to take time for yourself if you're feeling overwhelmed.

3. Seek support: Lean on loved ones who understand your condition and can provide emotional support.

Wishing everyone a peaceful and joyful Easter! Remember, prioritizing your health is the best way to enjoy these moments to the fullest. 🌷

02/29/2024

🌍 Every four years, on the rare 29th of February, we observe Rare Disease Day. It's a moment to shed light on conditions that are less common but significantly impact people's lives worldwide, like Interstitial Cystitis/Bladder Pain Syndrome (IC/BPS).

IC/BPS, though not classified as a rare disease by all standards, shares the common challenges of rare diseases: the need for greater awareness, research, and access to care. Its relatively unknown status can make diagnosis and treatment a lengthy, isolating journey for many. On this Rare Disease Day, let's:

- Raise Awareness: Share information to educate others about IC/BPS and similar conditions.

- Advocate for Research: Support initiatives aimed at understanding and treating these conditions.

- Build Community: Connect with others to share experiences and support.

Together, we can make a difference in the lives of those dealing with rare and less understood diseases. Because everyone deserves recognition, support, and hope. 💜

01/24/2024

The symptoms of Overactive Bladder Syndrome can make the patient feel embarrassed, which results in a poor diagnosis rate and untreated patients. Most surveys say that the prevalence could be between 11-17%.
The symptoms can be easily confused with other urinary tract diseases, so if they are recurring, it is important to visit a specialist.
We have collected the most important information about this disease in our blog post below: https://www.urosystem.com/blog/overactive-bladder-syndrome-a-more-than-bothersome-condition

01/17/2024

The main advantages of local treatment in case of Interstitial Cystitis:
1. The drug doesn't enter the blood circulation – which means much less side effects.
2. It may result in a higher concentration of the active compounds.
3. It can be the fastest way to alleviate the symptoms.

Local treatment means instilling the drug directly into the bladder, which can be performed in a painless way, without complications with our innovative product, the UroDapter: https://www.urodapter.com/en

01/10/2024

Building a supportive environment can greatly help improve the quality of life for those who are living with a chronic illness. Surround yourself with people who can understand you – including your family, friends, or fellow individuals facing similar challenges. Participating in patient support groups or reaching out for online communities can give you the feeling of belonging people who truly understand your journey. If you have already found such groups, please, share it in a comment to help others, too!

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01/01/2024

✨🥂 Happy new year! 🥂✨
Find the small joys in your everyday life and spend as much time as possible in the company of people who fill you up!

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12/22/2023

We wish everyone a happy, warm, cozy holiday season! 🎄
Remember, it's not worth getting tempted by “trigger foods”. Relaxed celebration with your loved ones is much more valuable. Drink plenty of water and take some rest whenever you can! 💚

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12/19/2023

Patients often refuse instillation therapy because they are afraid of the pain and the risk of further complications a catheter can cause. So many doctors tend to avoid using a catheter unless it's absolutely inevitable.

The UroDapter offers a minimally invasive solution for bladder instillation, primarily for the following indications:
👉 Interstitial Cystitis/Bladder Pain Syndrome (IC/BPS)
👉 Preventing Recurrent Urinary Tract Infections (rUTI)
👉 Post-cancer treatment: chemotherapy-induced cystitis, radiation cystitis
👉 Instilling analgesics, local anesthetics, or anti-inflammatories for any indication
👉 It may be applied for diagnostic purposes, such as retrograde urethrography or fistulography

Learn more about this device at https://www.urodapter.com/en/details

12/06/2023

The holiday season is approaching, which can present extra challenges for an IC patient. In our blog post below, our IC Ambassador (who is also struggling with the disease) has collected some thoughts that can help you take the obstacles more easily these days.
👉 https://www.urosystem.com/blog/navigating-through-the-holidays-with-ic

11/29/2023

Urinary tract infection is considered to be the second most common form of infection. Did you know that any initial damage to the GAG-layer (Glycosaminoglycan layer) caused by an infection – which frequently happens in severe UTI conditions – helps the bacteria persist and cause more infections?
If you also often struggle with cystitis symptoms, don't take it lightly, see a urologist!
You can read more about the most common symptoms and possible treatment methods here:
https://www.urodapter.com/en/rutis

11/26/2023

Has your urologist switched to the UroDapter yet? With this tiny device, catheterization can be avoided and a pain-free treatment becomes possible.
You can find all the information here: https://www.urodapter.com/en/details

11/24/2023

Have you ever been told that pain exists only in your head?
If you hear this, keep looking until you find a doctor who takes your symptoms seriously.
Obviously, a psychologist can help the patients cope with the disease, improve their self-assessment. It should never be forgotten that any psychological treatment may complement, but never replace the physical therapy.

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11/08/2023

The healthy mucus layer of the bladder mucosa – which consists of glucose-amino-glycan or GAG – prevents salts, acids, and other metabolic products (being present in the urine naturally) getting into the deeper layers of the bladder wall and irritating the sub-mucosal pain receptors. In Interstitial Cystitis, this GAG-layer is deficient and enables the compounds described above to reach the receptors. The constant irritation raises the number of pain receptors, which makes the symptoms worse.
We have collected all useful information about this condition and its treatment options on this page: https://www.urodapter.com/en/ic-bps

11/01/2023

Urosystem has been developing a portfolio of solutions including diagnostic methods, medications and devices focusing on the IC/BPS patients worldwide.
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10/25/2023

Misdiagnosis and mistreatment occur mostly because patients turn to a gynecologist instead of a urologist with bladder problems.
In those cases gynecologists should send the patient in this case to a urologist. If you haven't seen one yet, read our previous blog post on this topic!
👉👉👉 https://www.urosystem.com/blog/misdiagnosis

10/19/2023

Urosystem @ Medica Trade Fair Again!
This year our company is participating at one of the largest European medical exhibitions in Düsseldorf, 13-16 November. Our experts are waiting for all who are interested, at Hall 15 stand A02 in the Hungarian Pavilion, where you can get to know the UroDapter on the spot and learn everything about its use.
If you can, come and join us! Let's see you there!
More information about the exhibition: https://www.medica-tradefair.com/

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