So, for this nonprofit, I am strongly considering requiring a prescription or a letter of neccesity from a doctor for a recipent to access incontinence supplies. But my question is, how many urologists and other healthcare professionals would actually write such a letter? Do some, if not most, frown on using absorbent products for management during treatment and long term management if treatment fails? How would I go about finding out? I think it would be a very good idea to require a doc's note because it ensures that incontinece is not going to be untreated/unevaluated by a doctor. My former urologist was awesome, and encouraged me to use them saying "well you need them. without them you'd get infections" She did make other comments about not wearing diapers at my age, etc. Sure, it would be nice if I didn't have to, but that ain't reality. A urologist I saw back in 2008 actually did write a script for "Protective underwear".
What say you all?
Rob
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