Question 1

how complicated is the bladder sling operation?

Accepted Answer

Sling procedure: In general urethral sling operations used in the treatment of stress urinary incontinence are associated with very minimal complications and have a very high success rate and most people are satisfied with the procedure.  However as with all surgeries complications can occur and should be discussed treating physician for proceeding with surgery.

Question 2

hi dr.  i recently had a bladder sling surgery with my own skin.  i am still fatigue and hurting.  i'm 10 weeks post op.  is this normal?

Accepted Answer

Not normal: Pain 10 weeks after your surgery is not normal and you should notify the surgeon who performed the procedure

Question 3

symptoms of part blockage after prolapesed bladder op?

Accepted Answer

Frequency: Bladder surgery is often done for prolapse by placing the bladder in a more correct anatomic position. Sometimes people struggle to completely empty their bladder after surgery.  You will get infections, frequency, and have the feeling of incomplete emptying.  Talk with your doctor about this.

Question 4

could bladder slings become dangerous?

Accepted Answer

Yes: If they erode into bladder or urethra or become infected.

Question 5

can bladder slings become dangerous? help please?

Accepted Answer

: Although slings and generally safe, there are cases where slings have eroded into the bladder or into the vagina. Unfortunately, there is no way to predict if it wil happen. If yohave a sling, and are experiencing bleeding, discomfort, or any pelvic pain, you should see the surgeon who placed it.

Question 6

what are the pros and cons of having a sling  put in your bladder?

Accepted Answer

Depends: Slings are very useful for stopping urination with cough or sneeze, but can sometimes cause bladder irritability and urinary frequency.  Sometimes the material used for the sling itself can cause problems.  It is also possible to injure the bladder or the tubes between the bladder and the kidneys when the sling is placed.

Question 7

what are the problems of a bladder sling?

Accepted Answer

Varies.: Most pt who have a sling do not have problems.  Sometimes a sling either does not work or stops working.  Less commonly some women will have pain, painful intercourse, difficulty urinating or other problems.  Sometimes it is necessary to remove the sling.

Question 8

what are potential bladder sling complications?

Accepted Answer

Bladder slings: Depends on type of procedure to some degree.  In general,   the possible complications are: urinary retention, wound infection, erosion of the sling, pain with sexual intercourse and failure to correct the incontinence

Question 9

i got a bladder sling and i want it out what do you think?

Accepted Answer

Main question: why?: I am curious as to why you want it removed. Is it causing you problems somehow, or did you get inadequate results for your urinary incontinence problem? It's time to have a candid discussion with your urologist - or find a new one with whom you can work to resolve the problem. Good luck. Lgromkomd.

Question 10

should i still be self-cath 5 y postoperative bladder sling?

Accepted Answer

speak to your : Surgeon , why you need it  this long , will explain to you the reason ..

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