Open Bladder Surgery
Open Bladder Surgery
What is it:

Bladder suspension surgery could be a procedure that may be accustomed to treat urine leakage that happens once an individual sneezes, laughs or coughs a condition known as stress innocence. Childbirth, in addition as secretion changes that go along with menopause will cause a girl to lose tonicity on the girdle floor. Your doctor might suggest bladder suspension surgery if you've got moderate to severe urinary incontinence that doesn't bounce back with non-invasive treatments like exercising, medications, and electrical stimulation

Before the operation:
  • Doctor will ordered chest x-ray, blood test and ultrasound of gallbladder before the operation
  • Inform your doctor if you are taking any prescribed or non-prescribed medicines or any herbal supplements
  • Stop eating and drinking after midnight before the operation
  • Talk to your doctor regarding any issues you've got relating to the requirement for this operation, its risks, how it'll be done or what the results can mean
The operation:
  • Doctor will give you general anesthesia so that you will be asleep during the procedure and you will not feel any pain during the procedure
  • After you will be unconscious, doctor will make 6 inch incision on the right facet of your abdomen just under your ribs
  • The skin, muscle and different tissues are force back to expose your gallbladder. Your doctor then take away your gallbladder, closes the wound with sutures and applied bandages
After the operation:
  • Hospital stay is typically one to four days after the surgery
  • In primary days you should take liquids. Then step by step increase your food
  • You could also be asked to wear pressure stockings on your legs to assist stop a blood clot from forming. These stockings facilitate to keep your blood flow well
Possible complications:
  • Complications may includes vaginal prolapsed, blood clot, bleeding, injury to urethra or urinary organ, infection, problem with urination and injury to the small or large intestine