Unboxing of iUFlow Uroflow. Dr. John C Lin has been a urologic Practice Management speaker for the American Urological Association and was nominated as Physician of the Year in Lake Havasu City in 2004. Dr. Lin served as an adviser to Google Health. In addition, he served on the American Urological Association advisory board (Health Information Technology workgroup) on evaluation, adoption, and utilization of electronic health records and telemedicine.
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Unboxing of iUFlow by Dr. John C Lin, Urologist
Part I
Unboxing of iUFlow automated home uroflow / uroflometry using an innovative Bluetooth connected device. The information / voiding diary is saved on the user’s phone for later analysis. This seems to be an interesting device for those needing an automated voiding diary.
How can I test urine flow at home?
What is iUFlow?
iUFlow is a Uroflow for home use. It uses sensors to objectively measure bladder behavior during a prescribed interval. The outcome is a complete urine flow test. For example: Volume, Qmax, flow rates and frequency of a patient’s voiding activities. iUFlow is an easy Uroflowmetry or urine flow rate test at home.
iUFlow Uroflow and iUFlow Voiding Diary app — Urine Flow
George C. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I use it daily
“The Dr. wanted me to uroflow daily. This unit has given me the easy way to do that. And it also keeps all the records for me.”
What is normal Uroflow?
Average outcomes are based on age and gender. Typically, urine flow rate runs from 10ml to 21ml / second. Women range closer to ~15ml/s to 18ml/s. A weak or slow flow rate may be a sign that there is an obstruction at the bladder neck or in the urethra, an enlarged prostate, BPH, or a weak bladder.
What is normal Uroflow? How to read Uroflow results?
How can I increase my urine flow?
- Be active. Lack of physical activity can make you retain urine.
- Kegel exercises. Stand at / sit on the toilet and contract/expand the muscle that allows you to stop and start the flow of urine.
- Meditation. Anxiety and stress cause some men to urinate more often.
- Double voiding. Pass urine more than once each time that you go to the toilet.
There are many more questions related to prostate and lower urinary tract symptoms that we receive frequently. For example: Can turmeric shrink prostate? Is oatmeal good for your prostate? What color pee is bad? What’s the first sign of kidney problems? Do I have a normal volume of urine for 24 hours? How can I clean my bladder?
Please feel very welcome to contact us in regard to a urine flow test at home.
Read more on iUFlow and why you should order your own home Uroflowmeter.