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A girl thing.......

charny164
Posts: 175 Member
A question for anyone who has been through surgery for incontenience therapy....(I'm embarrased now!) :ohwell:
I was quickly scheduled for surgery on Monday (just found out today) for the Tension-Free Transvaginal Tape (TVT) procedure and I don't know anyone who has been through this. I don't know what to expect, how I will feel, not allowed activity (will I eat to compensate?) etc, etc etc. If anyone has any advice or insights, I would greatly appreciate your feedback.
Thanks so much,
Charlene
Sorry if I put this in the wrong spot......
I was quickly scheduled for surgery on Monday (just found out today) for the Tension-Free Transvaginal Tape (TVT) procedure and I don't know anyone who has been through this. I don't know what to expect, how I will feel, not allowed activity (will I eat to compensate?) etc, etc etc. If anyone has any advice or insights, I would greatly appreciate your feedback.
Thanks so much,
Charlene
Sorry if I put this in the wrong spot......
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Don't know anything about it, but good luck0
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I've never been through it but I just wanted to wish you good luck. :flowerforyou:0
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Hi Charlene,
First off do not be embarassed, you can not controll all things that effect our bodies! Maybe search it for pros and cons before you do this! My niece had a bladder sling installed this past spring and said she wishes she would have done this 10years ago! I have been into fitness and sports all my life and believe me when I say I do know what you are feeling. Before ANY surgery check it out, this is YOUR body!!! Take care of yourself and your health!!0 -
Two friends have had this procedure, and they were both successful procedures. They followed the post-op instructions to the letter- i.e. no lifting things more than a few lbs. etc. They both had family to help them at home- take advantage of it if you have help. It was a week before they were up and around (3 days before they were out of their pjs) and 2-3 weeks before they felt like they could start doing normal things. BUT that is short term pain for a long term gain!! and they are both pleased with the results and would do it again. Good luck!0
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