To drain urine, a thin, flexible tube called a Foley catheter is inserted into the bladder during a medical operation known as "Foley catheter insertion." To keep the catheter from falling out, a tiny, inflated balloon holds it in place. Urinary management, either short-term or long-term, is frequently accomplished with this treatment. 

Purpose of Foley Catheter Insertion 

1. To relieve urinary retention and prevent bladder damage. 
2. To allow for healing after surgeries affecting the urinary tract. 
3. To manage incontinence in patients with limited mobility. 
4. To monitor and measure urine output for medical assessments. 

Apollo ensures a safe, hygienic, and compassionate approach to Foley catheter insertion at home, prioritizing patient comfort and care.