Had Total Hysterectomy. Bleeding From Fibroid. History Of Endometriosis. Ureter Damaged. Have Bloating. Treatment?
Hi, I had total hysterectomy 6 weeks ago due to excessive bleeding from a 500 gram fibroid and a previous history of severe endometriosis. Unfortunately, there were complications during the surgery. My ureter was damaged so therefore one of my kidneys did not work. Five days later they inserted a Stein which stayed in for 5 weeks and was removed 5 days ago. My bloating is incredible and I cannot make my stomach go down. I am an extremely fit person and am struggling with this severe bloating. I look pregnant 24/7. My bowels have nearly gone back to normal, however, I still feel like I am peeing through a needle. How long is this bloating going to last and is there something I can do about it. I am also not a bit eater, especially when I am not in training. I am seeing my gyno this week and hoping to get some answers. Can you help.
Hi, it appears that the there are many adhessions due to hysterectomy surgery, which are causing obstruction to the urethra. You may need to have C.T.scan for diagnosis, so i advise you to consult a surgeon for diagnosis and treatment. Thank you.
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Had Total Hysterectomy. Bleeding From Fibroid. History Of Endometriosis. Ureter Damaged. Have Bloating. Treatment?
Hi, it appears that the there are many adhessions due to hysterectomy surgery, which are causing obstruction to the urethra. You may need to have C.T.scan for diagnosis, so i advise you to consult a surgeon for diagnosis and treatment. Thank you.