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BLADDER PAIN IN THE MORNING
I have endometriosis and after my first surgery 8/06 I began waking up with my bladder full and in pain. As time has gone by the pain has worsened. I went to a urologist and I don't have any kind of infection or UTI. I have been checked several times. My urologist referred me back to my gynocologist because he did a cystocopy and didn't find any IC.
My gynocologist decided to do another sugery removing adhesions, endo and doing a hydrodistention and cystocopy. First the urologist did the hydrodistention and cystocopy and didn't find anything. My gynocologist did remove some adhesion and endo including a little bit of endo on my bladder.
I didn't have any of my usual pain until 2 weeks after my surgery. My guess is that's because I didn't sleep more than 4 hours at a time. It seems that my bladder gets filled up & since it doesn't get emptied for 7 hours while I sleep that it makes my bladder hurts. I go to the restroom a lot and I have to squeeze my stomach to help relieve the fluid out of my bladder.
I still had some fluid in my bladder during my surgery. Since I hadn't drank anything since 10pm the night before it appears that my bladder isn't emptying completely. My doctor has put me on Flomax and I've been taking it since Sunday. So far it isn't helping. My pain seems to be getting worse.
My doctor thinks there is a possibilty that I might have adenoyosis (endo of the bladder). He really didn't see that many signs of it when they did surgery but there really do way to know unless the uterus is removed and biopysied.
This pain is really bad. Currently I am taking a Percocet or a loratab and a half for the the pain as soon as I get up. That's just to get me out of bed.
Any suggestions would be greatly helped!!!!
My gynocologist decided to do another sugery removing adhesions, endo and doing a hydrodistention and cystocopy. First the urologist did the hydrodistention and cystocopy and didn't find anything. My gynocologist did remove some adhesion and endo including a little bit of endo on my bladder.
I didn't have any of my usual pain until 2 weeks after my surgery. My guess is that's because I didn't sleep more than 4 hours at a time. It seems that my bladder gets filled up & since it doesn't get emptied for 7 hours while I sleep that it makes my bladder hurts. I go to the restroom a lot and I have to squeeze my stomach to help relieve the fluid out of my bladder.
I still had some fluid in my bladder during my surgery. Since I hadn't drank anything since 10pm the night before it appears that my bladder isn't emptying completely. My doctor has put me on Flomax and I've been taking it since Sunday. So far it isn't helping. My pain seems to be getting worse.
My doctor thinks there is a possibilty that I might have adenoyosis (endo of the bladder). He really didn't see that many signs of it when they did surgery but there really do way to know unless the uterus is removed and biopysied.
This pain is really bad. Currently I am taking a Percocet or a loratab and a half for the the pain as soon as I get up. That's just to get me out of bed.
Any suggestions would be greatly helped!!!!
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hello,
It sounds like you are getting good care as you have been thoroughly evaluated. Continue to work with your urologist and gynecologist to help sort out the underlying cause of your symptoms and how best to improve them.
The one suggestion I'd make is to have you undergo urodynamic testing (if you haven't already), due to your bladder emptying problems.
Best regards,
Dr. Downing
It sounds like you are getting good care as you have been thoroughly evaluated. Continue to work with your urologist and gynecologist to help sort out the underlying cause of your symptoms and how best to improve them.
The one suggestion I'd make is to have you undergo urodynamic testing (if you haven't already), due to your bladder emptying problems.
Best regards,
Dr. Downing
bless you hun, i have been at my wits end with the same problem! mine started in the same way as yours and not to scare you just got worse and worse so i can so sympathise with you! im currently undergoing and have gone many tests and procedures and at present still no answers to the cause im not sure if you can view mine but some how but please try, id be so greatful if you would let me know if you find a cause and get to the bottom of it or if it just clears on its own which i so hope it does for you! i have trawelled this site and i think so far you are experiecing most of the same stuff as my self. i hope youl be in touch, good luck and take care
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