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Bladder spasms 15 weeks post op

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pam79324
pam79324

Hi hear I am again with more questions for you lovely ladies to answer. I am now 15 weeks post rectocele and cervix lift. About 6 weeks ago after intercourse for first time thought I had cyctitis 3 trips to doctors brought ,Thrush then blood in urine then finally antibiotics. I never had pain on urination just the sensation of needing to go all the time .Now I have this feeling all the time strange sensation  like needing to pee all the time its like right at the end of uretha and if I put pressure on it it goes away. Anybody had this after surgery I had bladder surgery 15 years ago. The surgeon said it was fine . Any help or advice would be wonderful 

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  • phyl_40063
    phyl_40063 pam79324

    Posted

    Matron will be able to help you best, and cranberry juice is invaluable for relieving that needing a pee all the time!

    Hope this helps Pam !

    Phyl xx

  • eve33308
    eve33308 pam79324

    Posted

    Have had that sensation for months so I know it is horrible...am drinking c,ranberry juice at the moment hoping that it will help as i have urinary tract infection at the moment,although feels like a mild one....am trying to get rid of bad bacteria.....good luck....matron can help xx
    • eve33308
      eve33308 pam79324

      Posted

      Hi Pam.....am 6 weeks after op now....getting pinching pains low in groin area,still feel heavy down below....can only walk a short distance but am driving. Have suffered with water infections for many years now....too many anti biotics to list!!    Mine was a prolapse bladder op....When they took the catheter out the pain was terrible but after first pee was ok...Hope you get it all sorted! x

       

  • emma65474
    emma65474 pam79324

    Posted

    Hi, I had a rectocele repair in October last year. I've had a lot of water infections and thrush. I've been to the doctors several times because I've been so uncomfortable. I've been convInced quite a few times that my repair has failed somewhere but been examined and told everything is normal. It doesn't feel normal. I have discomfort after I urinate every time. I can't really describe it. It's not stinging or burning but feels like pressure. I also feel this when I need to urinate. I am also feeling very swollen in that area and up the front. My doctor doesn't seem to "get it". I saw a different doctor this week as I have another water infection and blood in my urine. She said I could possibly have some sort of nerve damage. She said everything looks normal though.when they took the catheter out in hospital it hurt like hell. But if that caused problems I thought it would have healed by now. I haven't even dared have intercourse as I've been to scared. I'm going back to the doctors on Monday as I'm also getting shooting pains throughout my whole pelvic floor area. Hope it gets better for you.
    • pam79324
      pam79324 emma65474

      Posted

      Hi Emma thanks for replying that sounds exactly the same as my problem .Let us know how you get on at the doctors I decided to wait for the end of next week before asking to see surgeon again.I go back to work tomorrow 4 days 8.15 to 4pm I work in a school I am going back full time but have the option of graguated return if I feel I need it .This whole thing has been no pain just very uncomfortable irritating and frustrating . I know in the grand scheme of things so many people are worse off ,It just drags you down Good luck
    • emma65474
      emma65474 pam79324

      Posted

      Hi pam, I've just been to see my doctor. She examined me and said I have no lumps or bumps in the vagina. All normal there, thank god. My biggest fear is that awful prolapse coming back. I did have a bit of discharge. She tested my urine and said I have blood and white blood cells in it. So I've got more antibiotics. On the outside my urethra looks normal. So she said she would refer me to a urologist. So they can look at my bladder and urethra. She also said it could possibly be nerve damage and in these sorts of operations it's not uncommon, she also said I may have slight damage from when they pulled the catheter out. But she also told me that sometimes water infections and thrush are quite common occurrences after this type of operation for the unlucky few. (Me). Hopefully a urologist may shed some light on this. Just got to wait and hope these antibiotics make me feel a bit better. Good luck at work. I have decided not to go back to my job. I was a cleaner at a holiday resort and it's hard work. Lifting heavy buckets and dragging hovers about. I've been lucky my doctor has been signing my sick notes. I've had nearly 25 weeks off now. Everyone heals differently. Because of my constant discomfort I've turned into a hermit. I need to get back to normal. Take care, hope it gets better for you.
  • Kclifford01
    Kclifford01 pam79324

    Posted

    Hello Pam, I know this is an old post but I was wondering what happened and if you felt Better? Did the frequency feeling go away? What was your outcome? I have felt the same thing thing for a month now after a tube removal surgery. Been on antibiotics, seen urologists, have a tiny bit of white blood cells and blood in my urine but no infection. No pain just that uncomfortable feeling of always needing to go to the bathroom. No one knows what's wrong. Just wondering what your outcome was? Please get back to me!

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