Guidance for how a HealthCare Professional can prescribe iAluRil® for you and how you can have it dispensed to your home. View the Guidance Document
Patient Food Diary- This diary can be used to find out which foods might be causing a flare up of your interstitial cystitis/bladder pain syndrome symptoms, and help highlight what should be avoided. View the Patient Food Diary
Patient Diary – Use this to keep a record of your instillations while not attending your usual clinic. the information you record will be of use to your clinician once the Urology service can resume in hospitals. View the Patient Diary
Patient information leaflet – this leaflet will provide you with all the information you need to understand what iAluRil is, how it is administered, how long treatment would typically last and what to expect in terms of potential side effects. View the Patient Information
iAluAdapter tip sheet – a step by step guide to using the iAluadapter to self-administer your iAluRil without the need to perform self-catheterisation View the iAluAdapter tip sheet
ISC instructions for Women – A handy step – by – step guide to administering your iAluRil via a catheter. View the ISC instructions for Women
ISC instructions for Men – A handy step – by – step guide to administering your iAluRil via a catheter. View the ISC instructions for Men
Common challenges with ISC – a tip sheet for common issues experienced by those performing intermittent self-catheterisation (ISC) View the Common challenges with ISC
What is IC / PBS? – a leaflet explaining the condition and how you, as a patient, can manage your symptoms and take control. What is IC / PBS?
What is rUTI? – a leaflet explaining the causes and symptoms of recurrent Urinary Tract Infections, and some simple easy steps you can take to help prevent it from recurring. View What is rUTI?
Disposing of iAluRil waste
Any waste after iAluRil administration can be disposed of with normal household waste.
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