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Gallbladder Surgery Frequent Urination
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Frequent urination after kidneystone removal?
See remark: Relax. After undergoing stone procedure of any kind there is some 'trauma'cutting ?.introduction of various metal instrumentation,catheters,use of laser, shock-wave therapy (you may not have had all of these.buy.do expect a recovery period. Your complaint is not unusual..give it time. TIME IS THE HEALER OF BROKEN HEART & BODY ...Read more
Frequent Urination (Definition)
If the number going to pee makes a person feel inconvenient for daily living , it is denoted as urinary frequency or frequent urination, which should be individualized to reflect the function of bladder storage and emptying, urine excretion, and fluid consumption, although AUA defined it as peeing more than 8 times in ...Read more
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Is urinating frequently after gall bladder surgery normal?
depends: Some increased urination after surgery may simply reflect excess fluid elimination, or irritation from the foley catheter. However if the increased urination is persistent or associated with burning, you should have your physician make sure that there is not a urinary tract infection. ...Read more
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Male not emptying full bladder, frequent urination and pain in bladder reason?
Prostate issue: Sounds like a prostate issue, may be prostatitis as enlarged prostate is unlikely at 37. It needs to be checked by a physician. ...Read more
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Reasons for acute head ache after unsuccesful kidney stone laser surgery & inducing stent in urinary tract .
Kidney stone: Not likely related to the procedure itself but may be related to the anesthesia, especially if you had a spinal anesthetic. ...Read more
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Bladder discomfort daily, but no pain with urination, frequency, urgency. Worse in am. Uti or ic?
Bladder pain?: This requires a call to your doctor for an examination to determine the cause of the pain. It may be from some other area than the bladder. Your doctor can determine the cause of the pain and then give proper treatment. ...Read more
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Pain in bladder when urination n frequent urination?
UTI: It sounds like you may have a uti. Go to a doctor for evaluation and treatment if the studies are positive. ...Read more
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Does excess gas, frequent urination, lower back pain, constipation, pain during bowel movements common during menstruation. ?
Very common: Varies with each individual person and depending on what you eat which can affect the degree of above symptoms you just described.If persistent and concerning , consult with your physician. ...Read more
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Frequent urination, bladder pressure and loin pain?
Infection: See your doctor today (not an emergency). You may ave a urinary tract infection. In the meantime, increase fluids. ...Read more
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Can bladder tumors cause frequent urination & a burning sensation before, during, & after urinating?
Usually not...: Most patients with bladder tumors are relatively asymptomatic even at seeing total painless gross hematuria which is its common presentation. At its late stage with related symptoms kicking in, such irritative voiding symptoms may occur, but still not common. Nonetheless, make sure of being evaluated for the symptoms your described and leave a wishful thinking alone. ...Read more
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Can having multiple abdominal surgeries cause colon thickening? Lap RNY, abdomnio, gall bladder removal, rt adrenalectomy? History of bleeding ulcers
Probably not: The multiple operations shouldn't cause colon wall thickening. Even scar tissue, called adhesions, won't do this. Hope this helps! ...Read more
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Frequent urination and pain after urinating?
Bladder infection: Sounds like it could be a bladder infection. Talk with your doc so you can get treated. Hope you feel better! ...Read more
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Hi, I have gall stones, abdominal pain, nausea and fatigue. Recurring UTI's and kidney reflux. Would you recommend removing gall bladder ? Jayne :)
Cholecystectomy: is usually advised for symptomatic gallstones, before it causes complications such as acute cholecystitis, pancreatitis, jaundice, or peritonitis, unless your surgical/anesthesia risk is prohibitively high. It will not improve your uti and reflux problem however. Ask your surgeon for specific advice. ...Read more
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Hx: gall stone removal along with gall bladder being removed (2yrs ago), diverticulosis and acid reflux. I have constant bloating along with frequent ?
U likely have IBS: Irritable bowel syndrome is a functional disorder characterized by some pain/cramping, altered bowel habits in the absence of specific pathologic disease. Other symptoms common to ibs include bloating, gassiness, frequent/urge to have bm, early satiety, belching, dyspepsia symptoms etc. Often=nuisances, but can be debilitating at times. There are decent treatments, so consult doc. Good luck. ...Read more
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I'm having RUQ pain after gallbladder removal. I'm scheduled for exploratory surgery next week. Will this show a sphincter of oddi dysfunction?
I do not think so.: In present time , GI work up is less invasive . Considering your age Expl Surgery is not standard of care for sphinctre dysfunction , which is rare and can create more problems in future . ...Read more
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What are gall bladder surgery and gall bladder flush?
Lap chole: Gall bladder surgery is usually a very common proceedure called a laparoscopic cholecystectomy in which a surgeon places 3 - 4 tiny holes in your abdomen to remove the offending organ. It is outpatient, you go home the same day and usually return to work in 1 - 3 weeks. It has been done safely since the early 90's. I am not familiar with a gall bladder flush. ...Read more
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Pelvic pain, urinary frequency and urgency as well as mild incontinence...No burning/discomfort during urination. 4cm left ovarian cyst...Uti?
Rule out UTI: Symptoms cocnsistent with uti, thus first step is to get a urinalysis ; urine culture if analysis +ve for uti. Consult your gynecologist if urinalysis -ve. ...Read more
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WBC & protein in urine, no bacteria. Severe upper abdominal pain and nausea. Had gallbladder removed lap 4/1/15 ?
Here are some...: Before ascertaining the significance of WBC & protein in urine, one needs to assure the UA is done with properly collected urine. As to severe upper abd pain & nausea, more info is needed so to define their cause if related or not with gallbladder surgery. To do things right, follow instructions as described in http://formefirst.com/eNewsletter06.html. Thereby you gain insight on how-to... ...Read more
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Male urination problem: I have frequent dribbling after urination?
Prostate trouble: The most common source of this problem is prostate enlargement with marrowing of the urine cannal. Less commonly you could have urethral narrowing due to prior infection. The best thing is to go see a urologist. ...Read more
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Having frequent urination and dribbling afterwards this year?
Prostate: If you are an older male, this is a common complication of prostate enlargement. If female can be overactive bladder. This also can come about from urinary tract irritation. Check with your urologist if this is persistent. ...Read more
Gallbladder (Definition)
The gallbladder is a sac-like structure located under the right lobe of the liver. It is attached to the common bile duct via the cystic duct. The gallbladder can store bile when the bile is not needed, and can squeeze bile into the bile duct and intestine for digestion when a person eats larger ...Read more
Gall Bladder (Definition)
Sac like organ that serves to store bile, a digestive detergent which is made in the liver. Typically contracts after eating and sends the stored bile down ducts to ...Read more
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