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Q: Painful Urination After Surgery

asked by: DoctorQuestion on February 29th, 2008

I AM ONE WEEK POST OP AND FINALLY GOT MY BOWELS WORKING AGAIN BUT MY BLADDER IS STARTING TO HURT AT THE END OF THE VOID.I CALLED MY DR THEY CALLED OUT DETROL.I AM NOT GOING TO OFTEN IT JUST HURTS WHEN I GO.SO I STARTED TAKING AZO 3 TIMES A DAY.I WOKE UP ITCHING ALL OVER AND VERY EMOTIONAL CRYING SPELLS.I CAN'T TELL IF THIS IS NORMAL REACTION TO THE SURGERY OR IF I AM HAVING SOME KIND OF REACTION PLEASE HELP

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Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD

replied on March 12th, 2008

Hysterectomy Answer A3785

It doesn't seem likely that painful urination is related to your recent hysterectomy. It is probable that you are experiencing a Urinary Tract Infection (UTI). You might ask your Doctor perform a simple urine test to determine this. The itching and emotional bouts may be caused by anxiety. You might want to discuss these symptoms with your Doctor as well.

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