Depending on the urgency and if you could be accident prone if a bathroom is not readily accessible go for the depends which can be worn under your regular underwear and the travel wipes. Just having that safety net takes alot of stress out of the situation and actually can keep things calmer not worrying about
it so much. Females have it a bit easier as we can have a larger handbag and keep some emergency supplies handy. I suppose a guy could use one of the fanny packs/belly bags to keep something in for an emergency. I'll have to remember that for ourselves if he were to be caught short when we travel. Of course the immodium is a must.
60 yr old male~Colitis 1st diagnosed Jan '05-cleared up within a few wks. Flared again in May '06 ... left sided UC now, fully involved and trying to get in remission. Acute inflammation-pancolitis-tenesmus rectal pain-granulation is showing some healing started. Osteopena of spine from prednisone DX 8/07 July 07 starting to feel somewhat normal 75mg Imuran 40 mg prednisone (tapering 8/07) 12 Asacol, Lidocaine Hydrochloride Jelly 2%,multi vitamin, iron 3X day, DanActive, chewable calcium, Prilosec 20mg, enalapril 10mg, glipizide 5 mg, zocor 20 mg, baby aspirin, (Fentanyl pain patch 50mg 72 hrs Morphine Sulf 15 mg twice daily)Colocourt enemas at night. Fosamax and mthly B12 shots.