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Feeling generally unwell, 8 weeks post sacrospinous hysteropexy, swollen front passage,back pain

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liz21379
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Hi guys have been feeling sore and unwell last couple of days and not getting much better wondering if I maybe have an infection. My front passage is so swollen now that front and back walls are touching. I have a light bloody discharge when I wipe after the bathroom and I also have a pain in my lower left side of my back round about the wee dent above my butt cheek and also like a stitch on my left waist area near the front (not the side of the fixation) . I've also noticed I'm occasionally leaking a bit of urine now which hasn't happened in the past 7 weeks and I'm also up needing to wee during the night again 3-4 times something I've not had to do since the op but there's no burning or pain when urinating. Anyone else had this?

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    Hi just a wee update. I took my periods yesterday this is the second time since my op and again very heavy and with lots of small clots so I won't be able to tell if the other bleeding has stopped for some time. I finished the antibiotics I was given but didn't feel any better or worse for taking them. I started back work on Friday and got on ok it was very busy so I ended up having to work on the customer service desk for the past two days instead of a checkout but there was a chair for me to sit on I between serving customers but I came home absolutely knackered the past two days and I was in my bed at 8.30pm last night but I'm off till Tuesday now so intend on just resting with my feet up.

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