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Re: Post- lap blood in urineFrom: cookie (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sat Mar 31 22:24:19 2007
At Sat, 31 Mar 2007, moon wrote: > >At Sat, 31 Mar 2007, Ali wrote: >> >>Hi, I just had a lap yesterday during which the doc removed quite a bit >>of endo tissue and adhesions. I've been having difficulty urinating >>since the surgery and today there has been a fair amount of blood in my >>urine. Is this normal? Has anyone had this happen to them? I've had >>laps before and this hasn't happened to me in the past. Should I call >>someone? It's a saturday so I don't know who to call. My obgyn's office >>will be closed. They said to report this if it happened, but I don't >>want to bother anyone if it's nothing. I don't really know who to call >>anyway. The hospital? My obgyn who will have to be paged on his weekend >>off? I don't want to bother him if it isn't a big deal. What do I do? >>Is this normal? Help! > >Definatly call your dr , if he removed endo on yoru blader then you >could spot a lil blood in urine but beter safe than sorry later. hope >your feeling beter. >hugs >moon I am a medical assistant as well as an endo sufferer, my experience with surgery in general (I have had quite a few, including lap with endo and adhesions removed)is that most general anthesia surgeries in the pelvic or abdominal area require that pt to have a catheter put in during the procedure which is taken about before you wake up but you can notice a little blood for the first day or two, as well as mild irritation with urination
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