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Sling Surgery
I am scheduled to have sling surgery in Aug 2009 and have several questions... I am worried about getting back on my feet, sexual relations and if this will truly help my situation. I only have leaking when I run hard, exercise, sneeze, cough stuff like that...but being the person I am I love doing these things so this leaking quite depressing. I have read some horror stories. I do not want to jump the gun and DO not want to give up the quality of life I have now to improve one area yet hurt another area. Any information anyone can share would be most appreciated. I have 2 kids and age 40. Thanks!!!
Had trans obturator taping aug 3rd, Having no trouble with incontinence since. I had pain in my right groin area for about a week afterwards. It was hard to bend over, sit or lift my right leg up . It has been 2 weeks and no I am vurtually pain free now
Depends on the sort of surgery that you are having. Is it an anterior colporrhaphy? If so, I think these have the highest rate of success than any of the other procedures such as a burch suspension.
Has the surgeon or specialist suggested any other alternatives such as tension free tape (although you have to be under GA, it doesn't involve any major surgery)?
Has the surgeon or specialist suggested any other alternatives such as tension free tape (although you have to be under GA, it doesn't involve any major surgery)?
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