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Fao Sqad
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Hi the creaking gate here. I had optical urethrotomy on 26 Feb, getting a lot of bruising to glans, taking on quite a purple shade. Is this to be expected they didn’t mention it when I was discharged. Constantly feel the need to go to the loo.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I suppose that you still have a catheter in situ...........or not.
If you have, then there should be rine in your bag and that being blood stained is normal
if the catheter has been removed, then providing you are passing your urine, albeit blood stained.......then no big deal.
Bruising to the glans is not that uncommon depending upon the expertise of your surgeon...;-)
Drink plenty, avoid streuous exercise and monitor the situation and as long as you are passing urine, you will be on the right track.
If you have, then there should be rine in your bag and that being blood stained is normal
if the catheter has been removed, then providing you are passing your urine, albeit blood stained.......then no big deal.
Bruising to the glans is not that uncommon depending upon the expertise of your surgeon...;-)
Drink plenty, avoid streuous exercise and monitor the situation and as long as you are passing urine, you will be on the right track.
Looking for guidance again.
Had the catheter removed and advised could restart clopidogrel which was stopped prior to the urethrotomy. Developed gross hematuria resulting in a&e admission on friday 02:00 where I had a bladder flush. Discharged later same day 16:30 and advised to stop clopdogrel for two days. Started clopidogrel this morning (still on aspirin as well) and hematuria back again this evening.
Do I ring gp or urology dept? The discharge from cardiology was to take clopidogrel for 12 months post cabg which would be up early May.
Had the catheter removed and advised could restart clopidogrel which was stopped prior to the urethrotomy. Developed gross hematuria resulting in a&e admission on friday 02:00 where I had a bladder flush. Discharged later same day 16:30 and advised to stop clopdogrel for two days. Started clopidogrel this morning (still on aspirin as well) and hematuria back again this evening.
Do I ring gp or urology dept? The discharge from cardiology was to take clopidogrel for 12 months post cabg which would be up early May.
sqad - you clearly havent had your chest opened ...
hey have you thought - Sqad listed for thoracotomy -
junior houseman - please sir can sign this consent for the operation?
Sqad - for it is he ; open my chest - young man ! are you sure you dont want just to bruise my willxie?
Jnr HS - eek !
OK sozza - light evening
a thoractomy is like running at a door with red hot needles sticking out at eye level ....
hey have you thought - Sqad listed for thoracotomy -
junior houseman - please sir can sign this consent for the operation?
Sqad - for it is he ; open my chest - young man ! are you sure you dont want just to bruise my willxie?
Jnr HS - eek !
OK sozza - light evening
a thoractomy is like running at a door with red hot needles sticking out at eye level ....
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