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Anybidy Else Having Trouble Peeing?

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Are you drinking plenty of water? If so I would call your doctor. Good Luck!!

I felt like all I did was pee the first week (of course that's cause I was drinking as much water as an elephant!)

I've found that anytime I've been under anesthesia and/or on pain meds, my bladder is slow to respond. I've had 2 c-sections and lap band and have had the same problem every time.

If you are unable to pee you need to speak to your Dr urgently. It is important that your kidneys are working properly. After my hysterectomy I was fine whilst on the drip but once they took it out I obviously wasn't drinking enough , therefore not peeing enough and the nurses were very concerned. I had to consciously make myself drink. You may not be drinking enough so make sure you drink the recommended amounts even if you are not thirsty. If you are drinking and still not peeing then get back to your Dr - fast.

Were you catheterized during your surgery? That can cause some residual problems a couple days after,

If you're having problems urinating I would contact your doctor immediately. It may be nothing, but it could be a urinary tract infection or even kidney issues too,

Whatever the case, it's much better safe than sorry.

My muscles wake up slow from anethisia i had trouble urinating. I called my dr who had me go to the ER. I ended up having to be cathiterized an sent gome 24 hours later i took out the cath as insrructed an wala i was all better

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