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For many, an ileostomy is part of living with Crohn’s disease or colitis. It often means emptying the bag several times a day, planning ahead and staying aware of how the skin feels and responds.
Output can be unpredictable, and when the fit isn’t right, problems can arise quickly. For many, this isn’t easily resolved – it’s something they face again and again. Even small uncertainties can take up space, and worrying about leaks, comfort or skin irritation can stay with them throughout the day.
We focus on what matters most – comfort, security and products designed to support confidence in daily routine. So people can feel secure, spend less time managing and more time living.
The reality of ileostomy care
5.5 million
people live with an ileostomy
Around 41% of ostomies are ileostomies making it the second most common type worldwide.
6-7 million
people live with IBD
Conditions such as Crohn's disease and colitis often lead to ileostomy.
80%
deal with skin irritation
Sore or damaged skin around the stoma is very common, often requiring ongoing care and attention.
Living with ileostomy
A more active digestive flow can mean more frequent care, which can feel demanding at times, while liquid output often requires ongoing attention to feel secure and comfortable. The skin around the stoma can be highly vulnerable and prone to soreness, making gentle care important. Staying hydrated may need regular focus throughout the day, and eating can involve some caution as you learn what feels right. Finding a routine that feels manageable typically takes time, patience, and support.
Explore our wide range of materials
Introducing our product range with a wide choice of materials
Discover our product range and our different skin-protective materials – alginate, hydrocolloid, microskin and gelatin-free solutions. We’re here to support you every step of the way!
Products and care designed around ileostomy
Discover our blog- Explore our ostomy care heritageAbout us
Unora brings together the expertise of Oakmed (UK) and ForLife (DE) — combining decades of experience in ostomy care





