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Feel something move up when I sit down.. What is it?

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welshgirl67
welshgirl67

Hello ladies

I am 8 wks tvh and front wall repair and have had a very straight forward recovery. All healing excellent at my 6 week check up.some stitches still so my professor urogynacologist said.

However when I sometimes sit down I feel in the front area as if something moves slightly . I'm wondering what the heck it is. Is it swelling, stitches or the urethra when stitches are holding the bladder up. I have no pain which is good..

Some ifbyou may remember me 2 years ago when I had a failed front wall repair, did everything to the book so a bit paranoid with this one. U have a new professor urogynacologist so I know he is very experienced. Just hope its not my body

Thanks ladies xx

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  • liz18527
    liz18527 welshgirl67

    Posted

    Not sure about this, hopefully you will get some ladies that have been through this. Best of luck. Stay strong 
  • delia88523
    delia88523 welshgirl67

    Posted

    Welshgirl67, i am having ssme kind of feeling.

    Had tvh also and on 8th weeks.  I dont know why.  I still need to see my docs.  Will keep posting.

    • welshgirl67
      welshgirl67 delia88523

      Posted

      Hi delia

      Dud you have front wall done as well?

      I just hope its just healing and stitches.i have no doubt my urogyna has done an amazing job but i guess its just healing. Hope you get answers. Do you have any bulge?

    • delia88523
      delia88523 welshgirl67

      Posted

      Yes front and back.  No bulge but kind of heavy on my front low ab snd pelvis.  I hope its just healing.
    • welshgirl67
      welshgirl67

      Posted

      Did you see your consultant about the feeling in front hun.xx
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