Category: Ostomy Resources

After ostomy surgery, you may be having a difficult time adjusting to your old sleep schedule. Here are some helpful tips that may help get your sleep back on track, whether you’ve had an ileostomy, urostomy, or a colostomy.

Are you going through the process of preparing for an upcoming ostomy surgery? Whether you will have an ileostomy, urostomy, or a colostomy, it’s natural to have some questions. Here are the top 3 things to know after your ostomy surgery!

WOC Nurse Week is from April 16th to the 22nd this year. Learn more about the importance of Wound, Ostomy, & Continence Nurses and all they do to better their patients’ lives.

Diverticulitis can be a painful condition to live with for those afflicted. Learn the top 4 things to know about this disease.

We make it a point to offer high-quality ostomy supplies for your needs. Learn more about some of the great ostomy seals available on the market today with our Ostomy Product Highlight Series.

Whether you’ve used ostomy appliances for years or you’re a brand new ostomate, you might have questions about what is needed to begin receiving quality ostomy products from 180 Medical. Find out all you need to know in our newest blog by guest author, Ostomy Specialist, Lindsey.

There are many ostomy pouches, accessories, and other products on the market. A wafer, or skin barrier, is a big part of your ostomy system and can make a big difference in your ostomy experience. Learn more about the available types and what might be right for your individual needs with our latest blog.

Living with a colostomy can be a major life change. Read on for useful tips to help you lead an active life with your ostomy.

Find out more about the symptoms of IBS (irritable bowel syndrome) and IBD (inflammatory bowel disease).

Finding the right provider for your colostomy, ileostomy, or urostomy supply needs can be hard. We have some helpful tips.

The right ostomy supply company can make all the difference, especially when you’re seeking a quality supplier that’s accredited with Medicare.

It’s normal to have questions or concerns about your upcoming ostomy surgery. We hope to shed some light on some of the more commonly asked questions and ease some of your concerns. Learn more here.