I do not have RSD but my daughter does however I have had several bladder surgeries due to complications of child birth. One very important thing for you to do is to keep up with the amount of liquids you are taking in verses the amount you are putting out. This will be one of the first things that a urologist will ask you. If you are dehdrated it may just be an intake problem.
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Originally Posted by abrown176
Hi Im 3 days out from my surgery now to move my SCS battery. It has been almost a year ago that I had a 4 day epidural drip for my RSD. After that I had some trouble peeing. It feels as if your pushing out a bowel movement to get some pee out. Since surgery it has became worse. I was taken to the ER last night because I couldn't go. They told me I was dehydrated and had very little in my bladder. They said they can't explain why its been off and on for a year. Just wondering if any one has had this same thing happen or if you have had a epidural drip for your RSD. They ER doc told me he would refer me to a urologist if I wanted to go. Any thoughts on this. Please all thoughts are greatly appreciated. Thanks!!
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04-01-2010, 07:54 PM
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