Yahui provides various medical consumables such as ostomy care products, incontinence care products, and medical dressings

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Yahui provides various medical consumables such as ostomy care products, incontinence care products, and medical dressings

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Yahui provides various medical consumables such as ostomy care products, incontinence care products, and medical dressings

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Multi-layer Ostomy Bags

3-layer & 4-layer ostomy bag products

Two-piece Ostomy Bags

Two-piece convex/flat baseplates & pouches

Accessories

Ostomy powder, protective agents, adhesive removers, leak-proof rings, etc.

Others

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Yahui Medical's future goal is to become a "high-quality and cost-effective" brand in the field of "ostomy bags and accessories", focusing on the following initiatives:

  • 1. Product Upgrades: Address patient pain points (such as skin allergies and leakage) by optimizing material formulations: Develop breathable ostomy baseplates (using "microporous film + pressure-sensitive adhesive" structure for improved breathability); Launch anti-leakage ostomy bags (using "double-layer film" technology for enhanced leak protection); Develop biodegradable ostomy bags (using PLA and other biodegradable materials to reduce medical waste pollution).
  • 2. Production Optimization: Introduce automated ostomy bag production lines (such as automatic coating and heat-sealing equipment) to improve production efficiency (expected capacity increase by 30%) and reduce costs (expected product price 10%-15% lower than similar products on the market).
  • 3. Market Expansion: Offline channels: Collaborate with hospital colorectal departments and ostomy care clinics in Hubei and surrounding provinces to enhance brand trust through "doctor recommendations"; Online channels: Establish "Yahui Medical Official Flagship Store" on JD.com and Taobao, building reputation through "patient reviews" (such as "breathable and comfortable", "leak-proof and effective"); Dealer cooperation: Partner with medical device distributors to enter pharmacy and medical equipment store channels.
  • 4. Patient Services: Establish an ostomy patient service center (online WeChat official account and offline seminars) to provide "ostomy care guidance" (such as baseplate replacement methods and skin care techniques), enhancing patient loyalty to the brand.

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Specialized in the Production and Sales of Ostomy Bags

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Ostomy Bag Product Series
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Understanding Ostomy and Disease Information

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Digestive System

Stomach:
When you eat, food travels down the esophagus and enters the stomach. Here, food is broken down into smaller fragments and digested into chyme by digestive juices.
Small Intestine:
The digestive journey continues as food enters the small intestine from the stomach, where most digestion is completed. The body absorbs nutrients and converts them into essential components for energy, growth, and new cell formation, which are then absorbed into the bloodstream.
Large Intestine:
After nutrient absorption, the remaining material enters the large intestine where more liquid is absorbed to form solid stool. The colon then propels the waste forward through peristalsis into the rectum, and the anal sphincter contracts to expel stool through the anus.
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Ostomy Types: Colostomy

After colostomy surgery, a section of the patient's colon is brought out through the abdominal wall to form an ostomy, typically located in the lower left abdominal region. Since this intestinal segment continuously discharges formed stool without voluntary control, an ostomy pouch must be worn at all times for collection.
There are two main types of colostomy:

End Colostomy
When part of the colon or rectum is removed due to disease, the remaining healthy intestine is brought to the abdominal wall to form a functional ostomy. This can be:
• Temporary: Created when the intestinal anastomosis needs protective rest (e.g., after low rectal cancer surgery with sphincter preservation)
• Permanent: Performed when intestinal continuity reconstruction is too risky or impossible (e.g., after total colectomy)

Loop Colostomy
Commonly used in emergency situations, this procedure involves:
1. Elevating a loop of colon to the abdominal wall and securing it with a support rod
2. Longitudinally opening the exposed loop to create two functional channels (double-barrel ostomy)
3. Inverting and suturing the distal bowel to the skin
4. This design reduces anastomotic tension through bypass diversion, creating conditions for intestinal healing, typically used as a temporary measure.
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Ostomy Types: Ileostomy


After ileostomy surgery, a section of the patient's ileum (terminal ileum) is brought out through the abdominal wall to form an ostomy, commonly used when the terminal ileum requires surgical treatment. The ostomy is typically located in the right lower quadrant. Since this intestinal segment continuously discharges liquid contents without voluntary control, an ostomy pouch must be worn at all times for collection.
There are two main types of ileostomy:

End Ileostomy
When the distal bowel is removed due to disease (or needs temporary rest), the proximal ileum is brought to the abdominal wall to form a functional ostomy. This can be:
• Temporary: Created when the intestinal anastomosis needs protective rest (e.g., after Crohn's disease resection)
• Permanent: Performed when intestinal continuity reconstruction is too risky or impossible (e.g., after total colectomy for familial adenomatous polyposis)

Loop Ileostomy
Commonly used in emergency situations, this procedure involves:
1. Elevating a loop of ileum to the abdominal wall and securing it with a support tube
2. Longitudinally opening the exposed loop to create two functional channels
3. Inverting and suturing the distal bowel to the skin
4. This double-barrel design reduces anastomotic tension through bypass diversion, typically used as a temporary measure until anastomotic healing is complete, after which the ostomy can be reversed.
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Urostomy

If a patient cannot urinate normally due to bladder or urinary system damage/disease, urinary diversion surgery is required to replace bladder function. This procedure is called urostomy, ileal conduit, or Bricker ileal conduit.

A section of the bowel is brought out to the right abdominal surface, while the other end is sutured. The ureters are detached from the bladder and reconnected to the free bowel segment. Since this intestinal segment lacks the capacity to store urine and has no sphincter for voluntary control, a urostomy pouch is required for urine collection.

Ostomy Tips

Yahui has been my lifesaver at work! I had back-to-back 5-hour meetings, and the bag stayed secure. The low-irritation adhesive didn't bother my sensitive post-surgery skin at all. The ultra-thin 0.2cm film is completely invisible under a shirt, and my colleagues didn't notice anything unusual. The best part is the filter; any odors disappeared after eating hotpot, making social situations stress-free!

I was caught in a sudden downpour while hiking, and other brands would have leaked long ago, but Yahui held up for 3 hours! The thickened anti-leakage layer and honeycomb flow guide design kept everything in place, and my skin was still dry when I removed it later. Now I even dare to swim with it; the adhesive becomes stickier when wet. A must-have for fitness enthusiasts!

The nighttime model I bought for my dad is such a relief! The fluorescent scale lines make it easy to check at night, and the super-elastic waistband doesn't dig into his stomach all night. In the morning, the baseplate is still intact without any peeling. The customer service also taught us the "peel and stick" technique, which is so simple for the elderly to handle on their own. No more needing help from neighbors in the middle of the night.

After surgery, I had severe hyperplasia around the ostomy and tried 8 different ostomy bags, all of which caused allergies. Yahui's medical-grade hydrocolloid is amazing! It fits like a second skin, and the 3D cut-out perfectly avoids the scar. After two weeks of use, the redness completely disappeared, and now I dare to wear crop tops!

Early morning classes are a joy with Yahui! The mini version fits into my hoodie pocket without any bulk, and the magnetic closure design allows me to change it with just one hand. I can sit in the library all day without any bulging. The best part is the detachable storage pouch, which I can clip onto my gym pants during PE class. Youth should be carefree!

I've used over 20 brands clinically, and Yahui has the most professional details! The moldable baseplate can adapt to 5 different ostomy shapes, and the adjustable exhaust valve allows patients to control tightness. Feedback shows an 80% reduction in leakage. The newly launched luminous标识款 is a game-changer for nighttime ward rounds; no more fumbling in the dark to find switches. It's a hit among medical staff!

FAQs

• Ostomy Bag Systems: We offer three-layer, four-layer, two-piece, and other types. Selection is recommended based on the nature of excreta (e.g., watery/pasty), bowel movement frequency, and patient activity level.
• Custom Specifications: You can choose the most suitable style based on your needs, including ostomy bag size (50-70mm diameter), opening method (clip/adhesive), color, adhesive type (regular/moldable), and additional functions (anti-reflux, filter).
Maintaining skin health is crucial. Prolonged contact between ostomy excreta and the skin can cause irritant dermatitis, weakening the adhesive force of the ostomy baseplate. Reduced adhesion leads to increased leakage, creating a vicious cycle of "skin damage-increased leakage," so preventive care is essential. • Skin Preparation: Before applying the adhesive, ensure the skin is clean and dry (using a pH-balanced ostomy skin cleanser is recommended).
• Precision Cutting: Adjust the center hole diameter of the baseplate according to the actual size of the ostomy (1-2mm larger than the ostomy diameter is ideal).
• Secure Fit: Ensure the adhesive is fully adhered to the skin, pressing gently with your fingers to remove air bubbles (focus on reinforcing the annular seal at the root of the ostomy).
• Timely Replacement: Replace the care system immediately if you experience burning, itching, or other discomfort (recommended routine replacement every 3-5 days).
• Dynamic Monitoring: Regularly check for changes in ostomy morphology, especially signs of hernia such as abdominal wall bulging.
• Personalized Adaptation: Choose specialized care products based on ostomy type, skin condition, and activity needs.
(Note: All care operations should follow the individualized guidance of medical staff, and the first replacement is recommended under the guidance of an ostomy therapist.)
Yahui offers a variety of functional accessories that can significantly enhance care quality:
• Protective Accessories: Skin protectors and skin care powders create a physical barrier to prevent excreta irritation.
• Seal Enhancement: Elastic adhesives and anti-leakage pastes fill skin folds and strengthen edge sealing.
• Comfort Optimization: Belts and elastic adhesives distribute pressure, reducing traction on the skin from the baseplate.
• Odor Management: Activated carbon filters effectively neutralize odors, enhancing social comfort.
Monitoring Post-operative Physical Changes
After ostomy surgery, your physiological state may undergo dynamic changes due to multiple factors. Pay special attention to the following conditions:
• Weight Fluctuations: During the recovery period from the primary disease, metabolic changes may occur, leading to weight fluctuations of ±10%.
• Anatomical Changes: Folds or scar tissue hyperplasia may appear around the ostomy site (especially within 6 months post-surgery).
• Complication Monitoring: Be vigilant for the occurrence of parastomal hernias (characterized by reducible lumps near the ostomy, which can be retracted when lying down).
When the above signs of change occur, timely adjustment of the ostomy care plan is crucial for maintaining quality of life.
Care Product Adaptation Solutions
Establishing an effective sealing barrier is the core of preventing skin complications. When anatomical changes occur, the following adaptation strategies are recommended:
• Adaptation to Retracted Ostomies: If the ostomy gradually sinks (≥5mm below the skin surface), it is recommended to transition to a convex baseplate system. This design improves the ostomy discharge channel through mild pretension and can enhance adhesion when used with a belt.
• Scar Tissue Management: For hyperplastic scars, it is recommended to use moldable adhesives or silicone-based protective films, whose flexibility can better conform to irregular skin surfaces.
• Volume Change Response: When weight fluctuations exceed 10%, it is necessary to reevaluate the ostomy bag capacity needs (e.g., upgrading from a standard 150ml capacity to a 300ml model).

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