Suprapubic catheterization medical procedure used to drain urine directly from the bladder through a small incision made in the lower abdomen. This technique is often recommended for patients who cannot use a traditional urinary catheter due to medical conditions like urethral obstructions, long-term catheterization needs, or pelvic trauma. Suprapubic catheters offer several advantages, including reduced risk of infection and greater comfort compared to urethral catheters. Proper care and maintenance are essential to prevent complications, including infections and blockages. In this guide, we explore when and why suprapubic catheterization is recommended, the steps involved in the procedure, and tips for post-procedure care to ensure optimal patient health and comfort. Whether you are a patient or caregiver, this comprehensive overview will help you better understand and manage life with a suprapubic catheter.