The dislodged catheter connector should be treated with timely consultation, sterilization and catheter replacement according to one’s specific situation.
1. Prompt medical consultation: After finding that the catheter connector has been dislodged, one should consult a medical professional for ligation treatment and evaluation.
2. Sterilization: In order to prevent retrograde infection, the urethral opening should be sterilized and cleaned to find out if there is any damage to the urethral opening, and the bladder should be observed regularly.
3. Replacement of catheter: In order to ensure the safety of catheterization, it is necessary to have the catheter and drainage bag replaced by a healthcare professional in a timely manner.
For inadvertent dislocation of the catheter connector, it is not recommended to handle it by yourself to avoid complications such as infection, strain and bleeding.