Good news: the double J stents went in this time. They should relieve pressure on my kidneys and bladder from the tumour and protect the ureter during the next surgery.
On the other hand, I feel like I have a bladder infection -- and I do; I have a world-class case of gas; and incontinence-are-us.
I wasn't going to write that last bit, but I remembered I meant to be honest about all this.
Tomorrow more consultations in Lyon. I'll write in a couple of days when I'm bound to feel better.
So proud of your honesty! We are off to the UK for a few days as our friend lost his battle that started fifteen months ago with a sarcoma.
ReplyDeleteWell according to the link you provided, incontinence is normal...or maybe (in that link) the stent moved a little?
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Carina
I'm sorry for your loss, Lindy Lou.
ReplyDeleteNormal, but perhaps understated on the site. Then there's this: "At times you may notice blood in the urine." I think that should read "At ALL times." However, I choose to go with the part that says it'll get better.
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